We have owned our Ford Bronco for about a year now, and have put almost 30k miles on it.. Which means its time to hit the trails and start modifying the bronco to suit our needs.
As it sits, the sasquatch does an amazing job offroad and in the rocks. For being a larger sized trail rig, it feels extremely nimble and balanced while navigating in the rocks. With that being said... SKID PLATES. Its clear that we can take this Bronco into some pretty knarly trails, but that wont do any good if we aren't able to get out. Barnes4x4 offers some easy bolt on protection for both the front A Arms, as well as the rear coilover mounts. They also have heavy duty weld on suspension brackets that i will probably add on soon. And of course the gas tank skid plate which is on my high priority list now after seeing the damage done to the factory plastic tank.
After a quick install we head to Crossbar Offroad Ranch to tackle a few rocky trails and test out how capable the Ford Bronco is offroad.
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Stay tuned for more Jeep content as we bring the JKU into the shop for some rear suspension upgrades!