Daily Driving: What addition to your Bronco do you use most?

[StuB]

I have got my Bronco to where I need it for my off-road use case. (Camping, fishing.)

I do Daily Drive my Bronco as probably most of us do and I am curious to see what addition to your Bronco do you use most that is focused for the on-road experience.

Simpler the better but whatever you think was a smart upgrade

Rhino D6 boards are used every time I get in and out and to load the RCI roof rack a close #2.

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[hokiejerm]

Can’t think of just one, so going to list my top 3: Pedal Commander, Course Motorsports iPhone MagSafe holder/charger, JBL BassPro Nano powered subwoofer.

I agree 100% with the Course Motorsports charger/holder. I have it and love it. Such a nicely integrated solution. Works great and high quality.

 

[C_Jones1051]

Ford performance tune

And strictly for functionality, the spare tire third-break light from Oracle. Deleting the factory third break light gains about 2-3 inches of visibility out that slim back window on a daily driver.

 

[FDHog]

ZROADZ Steps/rock rails.
Rigid lights.
Deer season and dark roads make them priceless.

 

[SF Cowboy]

Mostly cosmetic stuff for me.... but if I had to pick one that was functional I would have to say ...new shift knob from twisted shifterz...

I was worried about the slight height increase but its actually the perfect height... OEM just a bit low for me

 

[Moto26]

IAG rear cargo struts. Use them virtually every day for one-handed operation of the soft-top hatch. Should have been OEM.

Redline hood struts. Also use them every night, because we hang a light under the hood to keep the rats out. Also should have been OEM.

Diode Dynamics ditch lights. Bronco has ZERO visibility to the side at night, which makes turning corners on dark roads treacherous, whether on- or off-road. Honestly, I don’t know how people are driving around without ditch lights of some kind. With these lights, I can now see pedestrians before I run them over!

 

[FilmcoBronci]

I have got my Bronco to where I need it for my off-road use case. (Camping, fishing.)

I do Daily Drive my Bronco as probably most of us do and I am curious to see what addition to your Bronco do you use most that is focused for the on-road experience.

Simpler the better but whatever you think was a smart upgrade

The IAG Hydraulic lift assist for the soft Top.

 

[Norm A.]

My slip on extra padding for my center armrest, gotta have a little comfort for my gangster lean

 

[Maine Explorer]

B&M shift linkage upgrade.

I obviously use it more than anything else because I must use it every single time I shift.

That said, I LOVE it! Feels great. Makes the whole experience more fun. Makes a fun clunk too. Now I'm certainly not engaging in competitive off-road racing so a quick shifter that keeps my hand near the steering wheel probably isn't necessary. You certainly don't need this but boy is it fun!!!

 

[Limpetman]

I live in Canada and have just relocated to a Province where you legally have to have front license plates...I hated the idea of having an off centre plate due to my winch location and so searched around for a solution...this arrived, took 5 minutes to fit and is awesome...also helps keep the cable from getting crap in it from driving

 

[Bigeye27]

The IAG Hydraulic lift assist for the soft Top.

Agreed, I'd add that your soft top acrylic windows must be treated with Plexus. The windows are a magnet for road grime, particularly the rear window. Plexus helps keep the grime off, get it off easier and keeps them nice and clear.

I'd also switch out the OEM headlights to Morimoto XRGB headlights. Even the upgraded OEM headlights are not very good. These are a big improvement.

 

[mcon33]

My upgraded music system. Tailgate mounted Sub woofer, amps, and upgraded speakers.

Same. Replaced all the 6 inches and added the tailgate 12 amplified it and replaced the pod speakers with 6 inch svworks. Souds amazing

 

[skhubbard93]

1. Cup holder/arm rest/storage bin for the middle-back seat. Easy to remove when transporting 5; easy to install again; solves the no-cup-holders-for-you backseat problem (MGV seats).
2. Mud flaps.
3. Ski rack
4. Bike rack for tow hitch

 

[KC5MO]

I got my windshield ceramic tinted (clear) and really like it. It really reduces the interior heat during the summer.

 

[AZBraptor]

1. A/C Katzkin seats, must have for me in AZ
2. Dynamat all interior, much smoother street ride with 37’s especially at higher speed, less heat inside.

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