Badlands vs. BadSquatch (Badlands + Sasquatch) Comparison Chart

[aabsalon]

So the Sasquatch Package is available for both 2.3 and 2.7 Engines as long as you get the auto transmission?

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[Phil_Is_My_Middle_Name]

I started watching this video and not even 5 minutes into his almost 40 minute video he said we could store the doors in the rear cargo area for both the 2-door and the 4-door models... already lost my attention.

Really sad because I love watching YouTube videos about the Bronco but I always get upset when they share bad information.

It pays to follow this forum and read the spec sheets.

Yea I caught that but I'm a nerd and still watched. I learned from this vid that I'm Badland Lux....lol

 

[Phil_Is_My_Middle_Name]

So the Sasquatch Package is available for both 2.3 and 2.7 Engines as long as you get the auto transmission?

Yes

 

[edgeflyer]

My question is if the aftermarket will cater to stock and Squatch suspensions, or if we buy a Sasquatch and then can't lift because there's something special that keeps the aftermarket away. I'm thinking 2 inches over my Sasquatch package with 35's.

 

[Phil_Is_My_Middle_Name]

My question is if the aftermarket will cater to stock and Squatch suspensions, or if we buy a Sasquatch and then can't lift because there's something special that keeps the aftermarket away. I'm thinking 2 inches over my Sasquatch package with 35's.

The fact that they went as far as adding many thousands of sq ft at Wayne to accommodate upgrades at the plant I would assume the approach at day one was to allow for most mod friendly vehicle ever made. You have nothing to worry about. They emphasized this plant space early on and are proud to be a part of the mod community. Plus they have learned a shit ton with Mustang. If an additional lift is not offered day one it most likely will be later as a build with 37s has already been mentioned.

 

[captchathis]

@Raptor911 love those wheels, what are they?

 

[Raptor911]

Titan7

@Raptor911 love those wheels, what are they?

 

[broncoday1]

I'm thinking of selling my Badlands KO2's as takeoffs and buying the 285/70R17 Falken Wildpeak A/T3W's

I've had both and I would definitely go with the Wildpeaks AT3W over the KO2s for daily driving. Quieter with better dry and wet road handling.

 

[GeneralBoisvert]

If the badlands with 33s has everything I need (4.7 and the lift), then I will get my own wheels and tires.

If the bronco bealocks with 35s are similar to the BL on the Raptor then they are heavy as poo ... 103 pounds.

A good set of aftermarket forge wheels and some light 35s and you can shave off 14 pounds per corner easily.

Does the badlands comes with a hard top?

Who makes forged lightweight off road wheels?

 

[Raptor911]

There are companies that make them ... Titan7, Race Relation Wheels, Rays and more.

My 2019 Raptor is on Titan7s >> https://www.fordraptorforum.com/thr...tanium-w-duratracs-on-performance-blue.76183/

Who makes forged lightweight off road wheels?

 

[Phil_Is_My_Middle_Name]

So the Sasquatch Package is available for both 2.3 and 2.7 Engines as long as you get the auto transmission?

Yes

 

[Oliverboots]

but as an everyday driver with 60 miles of highway each day, thinking the 33's may be the way to go.

Exactly my thought as well. I was thinking to get the sasquatch package and a second set of wheels with 33's for city driving, which is going to be the most part. For off-road trips spend an hour or less to swap out the wheels and you are set. Yes, gas mileage will not improve due to gearing, that's fine. Will there be any other effects or downside to ride a sasquatch equipped vehicle on 33's?

 

[Oliverboots]

My feeling on this is bigger is not always better. 33's are perfect for a rig this size. Honestly I would do 35's, but only with an after market lift that could make full use of the size. The sasquatch lift isn't high enough in my opinion. As for the motors I'm going to take the inline 4. Ford has always made very good in line motors like the 300. The displacement difference in motors is the equivalent in size to a pop can. Roughly 24 cu. In. I like automatic transmissions, but I'm hesitant about a vehicle that is completely controlled by the ecu. Why can't we get a manual E brake and install still cutting brakes. The electronics are cool, but they are not needed. Learn to drive your rig right and feel it drive. No computer can be more responsive than your own brain and the feel of the rig in the seat of you pants. I want a rig that Is not driven by the computer but by me. Just my thoughts on all this. Love this new bronco.

Absolutely with you. The ONLY caveat that holds me going towards 2.3 L route is, its a Direct fuel Injection engine architecture. Either FORD should offer a manual transmission with 2.7 L engine or change the 2.3 L engine design to a Port and Direct Injection type like the 2.7 L engine.

 

[WadeWolf76]

There are companies that make them ... Titan7, Race Relation Wheels, Rays and more.

My 2019 Raptor is on Titan7s >> https://www.fordraptorforum.com/thr...tanium-w-duratracs-on-performance-blue.76183/

That's just pure sexy right there.

 

[Sergio El Bailador]

Who makes forged lightweight off road wheels?

Method has some forged options.

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