Introducing The First Bagged Ford Bronco In The World

by AutoExpert   |  23 November, 2021

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Ford Bronco just can't seem to quit making waves, and that was evident at this year's SEMA exhibition when numerous of these new off-road vehicles were on display in different stages of adjustment. 

Even Ford's race-ready Bronco DR, which packs 400 hp, was on display for us to swoon over. Off-road prowess and masculine styling are prevalent features among these Broncos, but Vossen Wheels and AccuAir had other ideas. You've probably heard of the stance scene if you're even remotely interested in cars. 

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These are the individuals that like destroying their automobiles by crashing them as low as possible to the ground. Some accomplish it by directly reducing their car's springs, while others opt for an air suspension system that allows them to change ride heights at the simple tap. 

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There's a sophisticated air suspension system installed in this unique Bronco, which lets it go from low to high and vice versa without tiring. The air suspension system on this Bronco is special in that it functions with the factory Bilstein shocks as well as the G.O.A.T. (Go Over Any Terrain) off-road driving modes. 

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This Bronco is only a few inches off the ground at its lowest setting, with little to no wheel space. For this project, Vossen provided a set of fantastic 20-inch multi-spoke Hybrid Forged HF6-3 wheels in anthracite tone, which are truly amazing.

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Just flip the switch the other direction, and the air-suspension package transforms into a lift kit, delivering this Bronco an extra 3 inches of ground clearance over the factory. When you add the additional 35-inch off-road tires, you've got a monster. We're guessing the motor is original as well, as there are no alterations to the interior of the vehicle.

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