They probably don't have spare 2dr hard tops to even try it.Haven’t seen it only the 4-door. Short wheelbase doing that seems like a good way to end up on your roof. I’m sure a bunch of other 2dr vehicles have done it, but I’m just speculating that’s a reason the bronco crew did not
Same could be said for anything other than that lol. Fun can be different for everyone thank goodness.Not sure why that is considered fun.
I get the "sense of accomplishment" part of it. I'm no stranger to off road sports; I was riding dirt bikes at the age of 13 (and two replaced knees at age 52 to show for it ), but that just doesn't look fun.Same could be said for anything other than that lol. Fun is can be different for everyone thank goodness.
Just like jumping out of a perfectly good plan. You never know tell the endNot sure why that is considered fun.
Yes, it's a balance. Too much throttle and you're hanging from your seatbelt. With the right amount of patience and finesse, he's through.Hundreds of 66-77 broncos have been through it over the years and they're an 8" shorter wheelbase than the 21' two door.. Here's one way lifted even. Just have to know when and when not to use the brake pedal lol
For sure, I was just speculating as to why they didn’t do that obstacle with the 2-door. They just went with the safer bet for that obstacle so not to risk a PR nightmare...but then they chose Webasto so I can’t speculate tooHundreds of 66-77 broncos have been through it over the years and they're an 8" shorter wheelbase than the 21' two door.. Here's one way lifted even. Just have to know when and when not to use the brake pedal lol.
Probably has to do with the fact that any normal vehicle would be doomed going into that hole.Not sure why that is considered fun.
Do you own a Bronco? Just curious. Things like that are EXACTLY why I want one.Not sure why that is considered fun.