So added the Redline Tuning Hood lIfts yesterday (no pics)
Today I added Bushwacker Fender Flares and EGR In-Channel window deflectors.
Also throwing in a shameless pic of my mountain decal on the back that I made.
Today I added Bushwacker Fender Flares and EGR In-Channel window deflectors.
Also throwing in a shameless pic of my mountain decal on the back that I made.
Looks great!! What kind of tires and wheels are those?So added the Redline Tuning Hood lIfts yesterday (no pics)
Today I added Bushwacker Fender Flares and EGR In-Channel window deflectors.
Also throwing in a shameless pic of my mountain decal on the back that I made.
Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT 245/65/17
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That's some serious rubber! I bought my Mickey's 2-3 months ago but didn't get the car until 3 weeks ago and the new wheels and tires, on about a week later. Here is mine again. Oh, and I considered the same wheels you got but in grey or black but decided I preferred the 35mm offset of the ones I got vs the 30 or 32mm? offset of yours and I could do a wheel and tire package through the Tire Rack, which Discount Tire matched. They actually got the wheels from TR, which they own.
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30% ceramic tint added on the front roll down windows and a 5% windshield strip done today. I love this vehicle more every day; especially the color.
I think the Mickeys are the best looking AT out there. I was going to go with the TOYO 3's (had them on my F150) but saw the Mickeys on a friends Jeep. Not much extra noise and being in CO I do occasionally hit trails and definitely drive in snow.That's some serious rubber! I bought my Mickey's 2-3 months ago but didn't get the car until 3 weeks ago and the new wheels and tires, on about a week later. Here is mine again.
So far so good. I still need a few rougher off-road outings to test them but light off roading so far is very good. Slight initial road hum has faded some. Overall, I love the look of them and they're looking like they'll be a great off-road tire with little on road trade off.
Joined up with over 250 other classic and G6 Broncos at the Northwest Bronco Roundup in Dunes City Oregon. Found a few other BS owners that are in town but I think I have the only Sport out on the tour. This is the first time that I've taken the Sport out on the soft dunes. It performed well being just a stock, off-the-line Badlands. The really big hill took a few tries to get a good line and run to get over. I could tell the rdu was getting hot from gunning it up there. Would not have made it with Continentals. Here's a shot that I hiked up for. The pano effect flattens the hill considerably. Second pic is from the bottom.
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Less than 2 weeks old, January (and about 10 degrees) in the Midwest and very short initial trips.
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Is that the Type S backup camera? Does it use you smartphone as the monitor?Front view camera installed. Wireless and Solar.
I took my bronco sport back to a local powerline, to try a few things I hadn’t previously tried before. Used Trail control to get up a hill that had a blind steep dissent on the other side. Set it to 3 miles an hour, which seemed terribly slow at first but was glad of it when we got to the bottom. Then we went back up the steep side at 4 mph. We then found a previously blocked access to the powerline, near some railroad tracks and went through a couple of decent mud holes and finally got temporary stuck in a third, even though I was in “Mud & Ruts” mode, I was going very slow and hadn’t turned off the traction control. As soon as I turned off the traction control, it allowed the Mickey Thompsons to spin up and get us out. Later we came to a rut, running across our path with steep sides, that was maybe 15” deep, so we pulled out the traction boards and bridged it and went through like it wasn’t even there. We then finished our day at Mission BBQ, Mission accomplished!
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Last week I had the front two windows tinted. Nothing dark, just enough of a tint to match the other windows. Today, my in channel window visors arrived, so those will go on tomorrow.
Future plans:
Auto stop/start eliminator.
Side decals.
Hood decal with bucking bronco cut out.
Interior wood grain 21 piece trim kit.
White vinyl wrap on roof, only between roof rails, to cut down heat.
Dash cam.
Radar detector.
Future plans:
Auto stop/start eliminator.
Side decals.
Hood decal with bucking bronco cut out.
Interior wood grain 21 piece trim kit.
White vinyl wrap on roof, only between roof rails, to cut down heat.
Dash cam.
Radar detector.
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You’ll want to tune in to Discover Your Ford on Wednesday, August 24 at 5 p.m. EDT for a livestream all about taking your new ride off-road. We’ll get into stuff like G.O.A.T. Modes,® HOSS, Ford Trail Control and more.
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