Ford Performance today unveiled the six Bronco concepts it is taking to the annual SEMA Show, which runs from November 2 to 5. The concepts have been designed to show off how many aftermarket parts are offered for the new Bronco and Bronco Sport not just by Ford Performance, but by independent companies, too.
“Bronco and Bronco Sport customers love parts and accessories that emphasize performance and off-road lifestyle, so we worked closely with Bronco design and vehicle engineering to deliver the products to match their individual lifestyle,” said Eric Cin, Ford global director, vehicle personalization, accessories and licensing. “Since the reveal last year, we’ve expanded the line to more than 350 Bronco and Bronco Sport parts and accessories and growing.”
2021 Bronco RTR Fun-Runner by RTR Vehicles
Designed by Vaughn Gittin Jr., this concept builds on the two-door Badlands model and adds a soundbar, paint protection film, and door sill plates. It’s also fitted with a sport exhaust with twin black chrome tips to help give it a sound to match the look. All parts are available from Ford.
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RTR also added an Ultimate Dana 44 FDU front axle, a long-travel spec Ultimate Dana 60 semi-float rear axle, RCV Performance CV axles, and a performance intake, as well as Fox Performance Elite 2.5 coilovers and a long-travel suspension kit. The SUV rides on RTR Tech 6 forged bead-lock wheels and 37-inch off-road tires.
2021 Bronco by BDS Suspensions
BDS, a subsidiary of Fox Shocks, created this off-road first-responder concept that’s based on the two-door Black Diamond series Bronco. It features a BDS four-inch UCA System with Fox 2.5 PED coilovers, BDS rear adjustable control arms and track bar, swaybar disconnect, and 37-inch BFGoodrich KM3 tires.
It also gets CrawlTek Revolution bumpers with recessed mounts, recovery hooks, and a winch mount and recovery hooks in the back, a half-truck hardtop, CrawlTek slider steps, a CargoGlide custom CG1000XL slideout tray, and an ARB TwinAir underhood air compressor.
2021 Bronco by Tucci Hot Rods
This quad-track snow adventure vehicle is based on the four-door Badlands Bronco and is designed for snow and ice. It features Mattracks 88-Series quad tracks, Ford’s swing gate storage, a flat snowboard rack, and a Yakima LockNLoad platform roof rack.
To help you on those long winter nights, it also gets a Rigid Light Shop Adapt Light Bar, Radiance Pods, and a Rock Light Kit. It also gets a winch and front retractable running boards for easy entry and exit.
2021 Bronco BAJA FORGED by LGE-CTS Motorsports
Based on the four-door Outer Banks Bronco, this concept was designed by Theresa Contreras, a veteran Ford SEMA builder and founder of BAJA FORGED Parts. It mixes off-roads adventurism with comfort thanks to an onboard fridge, a premium soundbar, a cargo organizer, and custom bumpers.
It also features ICON Vehicle Dynamics 3.0 suspension lift, Ford Performance Parts off-road rock lights, the automaker’s tailgate folding table, and BAJA FORGED fender flares and a spare tire carrier.
2021 Bronco Sport BAJA Forged by LGE-CTS Motorsports
This SUV was created by Sara Morosan, the co-owner of LGE-CTS, and is based on the 2021 Bronco Sport Badlands. It features a 2-inch suspension lift, rock sliders, off-road rock-lights, and fender flares.
Its 2.0-liter EcoBoost engine is enhanced by a Borla cat-back performance exhaust, and the SUV also sports an ICON Vehicle Dynamics suspension system and front and rear swaybars from Hellwig Suspension Products. It also has BAJA FORGED bumpers, a roof-mounted light bar, and a winch.
2021 Bronco Sport by CGS Performance Products
Fitted with a CGS Performance Products cold air intake and a black ceramic coated cat-back exhaust, this concept is based on the Bronco Sport Badlands. It also features Rigid Light Shop rock lights, Reserve Forged wheels and 17-inch Toyo Open Country A/T III all-terrain tires, while inside, it gets seat covers, a rear seat vault, and more.
New From Ford Performance
Along with these concepts, Ford Performance is also taking the opportunity to unveil a few parts. For instance, the company will show off a new front-drive unit that supports up to a 5.38:1 gear set which, according to Ford, provides a significant off-road performance advantage.
It has also developed several new Bronco chassis components for the two- and four-door Broncos. These include a severe-duty steering rack and tie rod ends to improve steering system durability under high loads. Ford Performance also created performance tuning for the 2.3-liter EcoBoost engine that can be uploaded via a Pro-Cal 4 scan tool to the OBDII port.
The in-house tuner is also introducing new 17-inch Method Race wheels for the Bronco that will be available at Ford dealers. The 17×8.5-inch wheels Method 703 Bead Grip wheels are made of T6 heat-treated A356 aluminum with patented bead grip technology for security when running at lower pressures off-road.
All of these parts, as well as the concept Broncos listed above and a selection of vintage and race Broncos, will be on display at the Ford Out Front display near the main entrance of the Las Vegas Convention Center along with a Bronco capability course that features the Bronco Mountain, where attendees will be able to experience the SUV’s capabilities firsthand.
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