Introducing the Bronco Two-Door Badlands Trail Rig (Accessories) Concept

[Administrator]

Some more in person looks at the concept's accessories.

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[BunkieDuster69]

As much as I love this concept, and it’s making me feel better about not squanching, I think I’ll save the money and do it myself. They gave me an awesome template to emulate, I’ll most likely add the brush bar, rook rack and now the tube doors and get the rest myself.

Agreed , money saved; however, in the long run- might prove most cost effective to go Saus/ Factory and remain within warranty parameters without question... if you were to lift yourself.

A new vehicle, already in production for several gens., would provide less risk of (potentially) voiding the warranty with aftermarket components installation.

 

[elmystico]

Only issue is with those recovery boards. Although it says Ford Performance, if those aren't MaxTraxx, They're not worth it. Hope that snatch strap is a Bubba or VooDoo rebrand, Dead Man works also.

I'm going MaxTraxx all day "Take the easy way out"

YES YES YES.

 

[Gene Dios]

Why do the back of the rear seats have cloth.
I’m specifically looking at Black DIamond and Badlands for full wash out interior. I’ll be disappointed if the backs of the rear seats are cloth/carpeted. Hopefully not the case on production models

That would be pretty lame if there's just one surface that has carpet when outfitted together avoid carpet.

 

[Lorenzo]

What are the cables for? From the light bar to the headlights.....maybe you power the light bar with juice from the headlights? HAHA.
Seriously they do zero.
I am excited to see a use for those fender mounts....that doesn't include dead animal transportation.

 

[stickshifter]

 

[BR0NCO]

What are the cables for? From the light bar to the headlights.....maybe you power the light bar with juice from the headlights? HAHA.
Seriously they do zero.
I am excited to see a use for those fender mounts....that doesn't include dead animal transportation.

Guide branches over the hood and windshield

 

[MadMan4BamaNATL]

What are the cables for? From the light bar to the headlights.....maybe you power the light bar with juice from the headlights? HAHA.
Seriously they do zero.
I am excited to see a use for those fender mounts....that doesn't include dead animal transportation.

The cables you see are limb risers for when going through trees they raise the branches up and out of the way off the windshield.

However, you can use those loops to tie down other things, but hopefully not a buck on your hood.

 

[Lorenzo]

CLICK BAIT:
! NOBODY USES THEIR WINCH !
99% of Winch purchase is for show.
....let's all be realistic....

 

[Lorenzo]

Guide branches over the hood and windshield

Because you are driving off trail?

 

[Lorenzo]

The cables you see are limb risers for when going through trees they raise the branches up and out of the way off the windshield.

However, you can use those loops to tie down other things, but hopefully not a buck on your hood.

Because you are driving off trail? - not nice to nature.
Yes, I am looking for the "other things" use - nobody has shown yet

Maybe a canoe?

 

[pan-y-cerveza]

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I don't have any experience with the ARB jack but does storing them horizontally actually cause them to leak? Or is it just some CYA for ARB to say it should be stored horizontally? No way I'd pay that kind of cash for a jack that is prone to leaking.

 

[stickshifter]

Two Owner Reviews of the ARB Jack:

One Star - ARB Jack Must Be Stored Vertically
I thought this was going to be the coolest thing ever, then after I bought it and read the owners manual I found that it has to be stored vertically (this was not mentioned anywhere on the ARB website). This means I can't carry it anywhere other than inside my vehicle which renders it useless to me. ARB should have made the vertical requirement clear on their website. I will get rid of this jack and go back to the old school highlift which I can at least mount on my roof rack.
By KevinInBoise from Boise, ID | 5/26/20

One Star - ARB Hydraulic Jack
Received this jack very fast. Box was in good condition but when opened it had oil all inside the plastic bag it was wrapped in. Tried the jack, it worked but would not come down. I has to use a Hi Jack to compress it enough to come down. It also spewed oil our of the release lever the whole time it was going down. put it in the shed and have not used it since. I also was not aware that you must transport this jack in the vertical position. I always store my jacks horizontally. Could not find any external mounts for it anyway. bottom line .....not sure about this one.
By HDilbeck from Visalia,Ca. | 5/19/20

Response From ARB 4x4 Accessories - 8/3/20
We are sorry you had a poor experience with the ARB Jack. If stored and maintained properly, ARB Jacks should never leak. Please contact the warranty department at ARBUSA.com/warranty and they will be happy to process your replacement.

 

[Lorenzo]

I am hoping you raise the hood, and the bolts to secure the fender loops are easy to remove, so you can install something like this up there - ! For the weekend !

 

[L8apex]

Only issue is with those recovery boards. Although it says Ford Performance, if those aren't MaxTraxx, They're not worth it. Hope that snatch strap is a Bubba or VooDoo rebrand, Dead Man works also.

I'm going MaxTraxx all day "Take the easy way out"

As a newb to off-roading with some beach driving definitely in my future how important is the brand of the recovery boards? I guess what is a way a cheaper board will leave you stranded, and how often do you find yourself using the boards?

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