Not having a roof is why I am getting a Bronco.
It is a feature, not a bug.
It is a feature, not a bug.
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This kind of antenna works 500% better at pulling in stations than the kind built into the rear window or windscreen and 200% better than the shorty rubber ducky type. I'm all for it!I'm with you on the antenna!
I actually did a double take when someone else mentioned the antenna. I was like no... that can't be right. I can't remember the last time I've seen a car with an antenna. And I've been legit looking, like actively trying to see cars with antennas, and the only ones I see are either. 1. Jeeps. 2. Cars built before like 2010.
Oh. I'm sure it does. But I didn't know anyone still listened to FM radio. I also live pretty close to a city. So even if I did listen to the radio, distance isn't really a factor.This kind of antenna works 500% better at pulling in stations than the kind built into the rear window or windscreen and 200% better than the shorty rubber ducky type. I'm all for it!
I’m actually glad the 2 DR has no rear a/c, I plan on doing a back seats delete!Just a point of clarification - the 2-dr has no rear A/C vents. The floor vents mentioned in this thread is only on the 4-dr.
Seriously if you knock off the shock bolts you're going to need new control armsThis is @Administrator approved. I know we are all excited for the new Bronco. I for one, cannot wait to get my hands on one and really put it through some paces here in Utah. I’m dying to redo the Pony Express in one. I think ripping those historic trails would be spectacular in a Bronco. But that doesn’t mean everything is roses and clovers. There are still a few things I’m not so found of. This is that list.
10 Things I Hate About The New Ford Bronco
Oh. I'm sure it does. But I didn't know anyone still listened to FM radio. I also live pretty close to a city. So even if I did listen to the radio, distance isn't really a factor.
Guess I'm just spoiled or something.
[/QUOTE Do you think the Bronco is only for you?
no.Do you think the Bronco is only for you?
On my Jeep I was able to use blades (front and rear) one inch longer than spec, cause...size matters.and the motor isn't mounted on top, blocking more of the already limited view, it seems to be tucked behind the spare
I wouldn't mind it being smaller for more ground clearance.Ford does this all the time. I spent weeks trying to find my wife an F-150 with rear AC vents. Ford only puts them in if you get the sport package with the console. Otherwise, two little vents under the seats like in the Bronco. And there is no excuse for it on the Bronco. The console is right there.
My number 1 complaint is going to be the gas tank. I don't even know how big it is but I know it's 4-6 gallons too small. Like my Mustang GT with the 16 gallon tank (14.5 on the gauge). Come on Ford, can't you give me more than 320 miles on a tank?
Are we still talking about fleshlights?What do you mean by a “mold trap”?
I recall a driver at KoH was blowing up half shafts? RCVs will solve that. Blow up the diff instead.With all the testing on all different terrains, I notice any information on parts failures or weakest links has been conspicuously absent from ford engineering. Has anyone heard anything? There has got to be debriefs after all these events. Very curious.
Positioning a vent at floor level in a wash-out interior will be prone for water to be trapped in the vent. Moisture + dark environment = mold.What do you mean by a “mold trap”?
Guess ford engineers are keeping most of it on the down low. I suspect any chronic problems would be in direct conflict with their publicity campaign. Call me skeptical but, the silence is deafening. You know they are breaking stuff out there.I recall a driver at KoH was blowing up half shafts? RCVs will solve that. Blow up the diff instead.
I was planning on replacing it with a stubby but after reading what you said I think I'll keep it! Thanks.For those worried about the antenna... with lifted vehicles, and especially those with roof racks, you can use these types of antennas as "feelers" to see if or how well you'll fit under things (like garages).