Posted: 03-08-2024 - Updated: 03-08-2024
Top 5 first modification for 2023-2024 Ford Bronco in 2024. The Ford Bronco has been an important part of the American car culture since its debut in the 1960s. Initially created to rival sturdy off-road vehicles such as the Jeep CJ and International Harvester Scout, the Bronco swiftly amassed a devoted following due to its adaptability and usefulness. Throughout its evolution, the Bronco has seen numerous transformations and enhancements, with each successive generation introducing innovative features and advancements to maintain its competitive edge. From the iconic first-generation V8 variants to the contemporary updates of the sixth-generation V6 Raptor, the Bronco has consistently enamored both automotive enthusiasts and off-road adventurers. As a car enthusiast and someone who mod every vehicle I own, here are the first 5 mods I would add on as soon as I take deliver of my Bronco.
My first mod would be the interior liner; the floor liner and the trunk / cargo liner. As a person who loves to sip coffee on the way to work, the last thing I would want to do is spill coffee on the carpet of my brand new Bronco. Floor liners will not only keep your carpet from getting dirty mud, snow, and spills, but it will also help maintain the condition of your flooring so that it will maintain its resell value in the future. These Floor Liners have a raised edge that will help contain the spills/ debris, keeping it on your floor liners. Even if you do spill something on your floor liner or your cargo liner, you can just take it out and wash it with water, as opposed to paying a professional cleaning company to clean up your spill on your carpet. All in all, Floor Liners are a must-have accessory for maintaining your vehicle’s cleanliness, comfort, and future adventures.
Side steps are my second mod. If you’re driving a tall truck with no side steps, you’re going to put a lot of strain on your seat cushions. You’ll be using them for support as you exit your truck, and over time, that can compress your seat foam and cause it to sag or deform. Side steps give you a stable platform to step into and out of your truck, so you don’t have to put as much stress on your seat cushion.
The potential third modification is an Air Intake, offering excellent performance gains at an affordable price. AFE offers a well-constructed, dyno-proven cold air system that features a modern air box design. This provides a significant improvement over the outdated "filter on a stick" design, keeping hot engine air away from the filter.
The fourth add-on is often ignored by many. I live in a location where I must regularly drive on unpaved roads. That's why I chose the Rally Armor Mud Flaps, which provide excellent coverage for my fenders and bumper against salt, sand, and rocks. While they don't stop everything, it does a decent enough job, even a little protection goes a long way in prolonging your vehicle's lifespan.
As you can probably figure out by now, I live in the woods. Navigating in the dark can be tricky, even with a backup camera. I still like to check my side mirrors to make sure I don't hit any animals or people. However, the factory reverse lights only offer so much light, which is why I decided to install the 5th mod: a set of super bright LED backup lights. My top recommendation is the S2 Sport Dual Reverse Light Kit from Baja Designs. Their wide light pattern provides more than enough coverage for me while reversing. You may be wondering why I chose the Baja version over a cheaper LED light cube from overseas. I have tried out many different LED lights in the past, and the Baja lights are simply the best when it comes to build quality and light output.