Bronco GVWR Excel file + SAS weight + V6 weight + package weights

[broncosor]

Here you go.
All the weights in an excel file (except MT but easy to add) with my calculated Sasquatch weight / V6 weight / Mid package and lux package weight.
The payload has very little variation with Ford file in some trims mostly due to the ESOF/EMTC.

Key take aways:

If you want good payload Big Bend / base are best. Black Diamond Sasquatched is bad in payload, in fact worst than a sasquatched Badlands (thanks to higher GVWR rating for the Badlands). A good option is a Sasquatched Big Bend + mid package giving plenty of payload.
The V6 2.7 is heavy (152 lbs additional weight) and worsen payload despite slightly higher GVWR (-90 lbs of payload on a Badland). Big Bend wins again here thanks to reduction of only 10lbs of payload when adding the V6.
Ford did a mistake in their file, they list the BD 4 door 2.7 twice and forgot the wild track. I calculated Wildtrack weight approximately.

V6 2.7 additional weight:	152
SAS weight:	188
Mid weight:	92
Lux weight (include mid/high)	118

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[UncleBuck]

Here you go.
All the weights in an excel file (except MT but easy to add) with my calculated Sasquatch weight / V6 weight / Mid package and lux package weight.
The payload has very little variation with Ford file in some trims mostly due to the ESOF/EMTC.

Key take aways:

If you want good payload Big Bend / base are best. Black Diamond Sasquatched is bad in payload, in fact worst than a sasquatched Badlands (thanks to higher GVWR rating for the Badlands). A good option is a Sasquatched Big Bend + mid package giving plenty of payload.
The V6 2.7 is heavy (152 lbs additional weight) and worsen payload despite slightly higher GVWR (-90 lbs of payload on a Badland). Big Bend wins again here thanks to reduction of only 10lbs of payload when adding the V6.
Ford did a mistake in their file, they list the BD 4 door 2.7 twice and forgot the wild track. I calculated Wildtrack weight approximately.

V6 2.7 additional weight:	152
SAS weight:	188
Mid weight:	92
Lux weight (include mid/high)	118

What does the curb weight plus options mean?

 

[broncosor]

What does the curb weight plus options mean?

its the curb weight of the vehicle with all options possible. I did not calculate this, it comes from Ford.

 

[UncleBuck]

its the curb weight of the vehicle with all options possible. I did not calculate this, it comes from Ford.

So everything possible including Sasquatch?

 

[broncosor]

So everything possible including Sasquatch?

Yes. Everything possible for that trim

 

[atx_chance]

Thanks for putting this together! How did you find the Sasquatch package weight? I was thinking - it must be less for Badlands given how much is included already right?

I’m curious what weight badlands Sasquatch adds.

 

[broncosor]

Thanks for putting this together! How did you find the Sasquatch package weight? I was thinking - it must be less for Badlands given how much is included already right?

I’m curious what weight badlands Sasquatch adds.

With deductions between a Wildtrack and Outterbank 2.7 (both have Mid package, 2,7.... main difference between the 2 in weight is SAS).

Yes, my SAS package weight cannot be applied to a Badland of course.
SAS on a Badland will add very little weight, only the additional weight for the 5 tires should count. Usually I would say about 10 per tire, so 50 pound total. I think the new SAS Bronco tires are very light though, so could be less than 50 difference.

 

[atx_chance]

With deductions between a Wildtrack and Outterbank 2.7 (both have Mid package, 2,7.... main difference between the 2 in weight is SAS).

Yes, my SAS package weight cannot be applied to a Badland of course.
SAS on a Badland will add very little weight, only the additional weight for the 5 tires should count. Usually I would say about 10 per tire, so 50 pound total. I think the new SAS Bronco tires are very light though, so could be less than 50 difference.

Awesome, thanks. This calc is very helpful given the very tight GVWR margins on the Bronco.

 

[Sampsonrustic]

Thank you for this - can you help me confirm 2 things:

1. This does not include manual transmission weights (which appear approximately 20 lbs less) - right?
2. "Base Curb Weight" includes everything that comes standard with that trim, correct? So the 2 door badlands 2.3L base weight of 4607 lbs includes the steel bumpers, rock rails, and anything else it comes with, correct?
3. Anyway to guess what the weight of the tow package is?

 

[broncosor]

Thank you for this - can you help me confirm 2 things:

1. This does not include manual transmission weights (which appear approximately 20 lbs less) - right?
2. "Base Curb Weight" includes everything that comes standard with that trim, correct? So the 2 door badlands 2.3L base weight of 4607 lbs includes the steel bumpers, rock rails, and anything else it comes with, correct?
3. Anyway to guess what the weight of the tow package is?

I did not do it for manual transmission.
Yes everything that comes standard is included.
We cannot guess the tow package since no trim has it standard. But if you google it you may find some after market tow packages for other vehicle they should all be similar. If I had to guess I would say 50 lbs.

 

[MasonPaul]

Here you go.
All the weights in an excel file (except MT but easy to add) with my calculated Sasquatch weight / V6 weight / Mid package and lux package weight.
The payload has very little variation with Ford file in some trims mostly due to the ESOF/EMTC.

Key take aways:

If you want good payload Big Bend / base are best. Black Diamond Sasquatched is bad in payload, in fact worst than a sasquatched Badlands (thanks to higher GVWR rating for the Badlands). A good option is a Sasquatched Big Bend + mid package giving plenty of payload.
The V6 2.7 is heavy (152 lbs additional weight) and worsen payload despite slightly higher GVWR (-90 lbs of payload on a Badland). Big Bend wins again here thanks to reduction of only 10lbs of payload when adding the V6.
Ford did a mistake in their file, they list the BD 4 door 2.7 twice and forgot the wild track. I calculated Wildtrack weight approximately.

V6 2.7 additional weight:	152
SAS weight:	188
Mid weight:	92
Lux weight (include mid/high)	118

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