2021 Bronco on 33's vs 90's Full Size Bronco on 37's and lift

[j_marinelli]

Sure why not? I'll toss his ass in the dungeon

"Say it don't spray it brother!"

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[Squatch]

Not to mention gas mileage...

Eh... this is the wrong type of vehicle if that's your concern. This is that prospective romantic partner and mpg is their face...

 

[j_marinelli]

Eh... this is the wrong type of vehicle if that's your concern. This is that prospective romantic partner and mpg is their face...

Wait isn't the new bronco an EV?

gotta stir the pot

 

[EvlNvrDys]

Not to mention gas mileage...

Keep in mind we have no clue on gas mileage yet.

All these Squatch owners may very well be surprised if they only get 15-17 MPG. Which isn't that much more than the old FSB's.

 

[Rubisquatch]

I think there are going to be a large amount of people who will be truly shocked when their Sasquatch 4 door arrives.

... and I can’t wait!

 

[Lilj4425]

"Say it don't spray it brother!"

Rub lotion on skin. It does as it’s told.

 

[pan-y-cerveza]

... and I can’t wait!

For some, like most here I imagine, they will be pleasantly surprised. I'm sure there will be a lot who will be not so pleasantly surprised and have a bit of buyers remorse.

 

[DonM]

I think there are going to be a large amount of people who will be truly shocked when their Sasquatch 4 door arrives.

That's what I'm hoping!

 

[DrewM]

I think there may be a bit of perspective at play in that photo. The '79 in my profile pic is lifted on 36s and sits about 83.5". I imagine a lifted 90's on 37s is also in that ballpark. Last a saw the Wildtrack sits about 75" and a Badlands about 74" - not small but not as close as it looks in the picture.

 

[Dirty Bronco]

I always say this but I implore people who haven’t ridden or owned 35s to hunt down a wrangler on 35s and stand next to it at the very least. If you can, get in and out of it a few times. They are HUGE

 

[richs184]

Like to see a new 2dr vs that 2 dr...

 

[Rogues Gambit]

I thought there'd be more pics

 

[BAUS67]

Sure why not? I'll toss his ass in the dungeon



Would like to hook them up axle to axle, and see who wins

Or maybe see which one can tow a 24' boat... Just saying

You always like my stories but this one is short.

Years ago a had an 88 F-250, 8800 GVW, 5SPD ( granny gear 1ST), 300 6CYL. A guy I was working with had an early 00's F-150 with a 5.4. I said come on lets hook bumpers !! He responded "nope", " I know what your truck can do, I don't care if is a 6CYL. That thing will drag my ass across the parking lot."

We never did hook up. I was just shocked he didn't want to. But he is right. I used my truck to pull a Bobcat out of the culvert at my cabin one time. People there said "That ain't got enough ass for that" Proved them wrong. I wheeled so many trails in that thing, mowing over stumps, logs, and rocks hiding in the ferns. If you would find yourself in a pickle, just put it in granny and let it eat. That thing was a BEAST !!

 

[Austin26]

Shoooot how many are going to fall victim of loving 37"s when they see it the first time next to their 35" SAS Broncos at a Cars n Coffee.

I know I will #sizematters

If I do get the Sasquatch, I'll likely downsize after the tires wear out. For a daily driver I'd probably be happier with 33-34.0". By the way in case it's news, the "35's" on the Sasquatch is actually closer to 34.5".

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