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Ford Unveils Off-Road Packages for Bronco and Ranger Featuring ARB Components

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Ford is keen to offer Bronco and Ranger enthusiasts who are passionate about outdoor adventures the opportunity to upgrade their vehicles for off-road use.

At the 2023 SEMA exhibition in Las Vegas this week, the company introduced new Off-Road Vehicle (ORV) packages for its Bronco SUV and the revamped 2024 Ranger pickup. Developed in collaboration with Ford Performance, these packages are expected to be available in dealerships in the near future.

Overview of Ford Bronco Packages

The upgrades are aimed at overlanding enthusiasts, a community focused on extended travel through remote terrains, often for several weeks or months. These packages can be installed on new purchases or retrofitted through authorized Ford dealerships or ASE-certified facilities.

2024 Ranger ORV Package Details

Specifically for the Ranger, the ORV package targets the XLT and Lariat trims that come with four-wheel drive. It includes an ARB overland suspension system, ARB front and rear bumpers that offer additional recovery points, an integrated air compressor, Solis auxiliary lighting, and a 47-quart portable refrigerator.

Features of the Bronco ORV Package

For the Bronco, the ORV package is compatible with the base, Big Bend, Black Diamond, and Outer Banks trims that have the standard 2.3-liter turbo-4 engine, mated to either a 10-speed automatic or a 7-speed manual transmission. This package comprises a 2.0-inch lift kit from Bilstein, 17-inch white wheels fitted with 35-inch off-road tires, an ARB jack with mounting hardware, a compressor located in the engine bay, and a Borla cat-back exhaust system. Ford has also mentioned that there will be specialized software calibration for the engine, although more information is pending.

Concept Stage and Future Announcements

Ford has noted that these ORV packages are currently in the conceptual phase and the final offerings may vary. Pricing details will be disclosed as the market launch approaches.

In addition to these ORV packages, Ford utilized the SEMA show to unveil an 800-horsepower supercharger upgrade for the redesigned 2024 Mustang GT, along with an array of accessories for other models. Notably, the new vinyl graphics allow for customization, as customers can select from 60 different colors and three finishes—gloss, satin, and matte.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Ford ORV packages

What vehicles are the new ORV packages designed for?

The new Off-Road Vehicle (ORV) packages are designed for the Ford Bronco SUV and the revamped 2024 Ranger pickup.

Who is the target audience for these ORV packages?

The target audience for these ORV packages is enthusiasts of overlanding and outdoor adventures, specifically those who own or plan to own Ford Bronco or Ranger vehicles.

Where were these ORV packages announced?

These ORV packages were announced at the 2023 SEMA exhibition in Las Vegas.

What components are included in the Ranger’s ORV package?

The Ranger’s ORV package includes an ARB overland suspension system, ARB front and rear bumpers with additional recovery points, an onboard air compressor, Solis auxiliary lighting, and a 47-quart portable refrigerator.

What components are included in the Bronco’s ORV package?

The Bronco’s ORV package comprises a 2.0-inch lift kit from Bilstein, 17-inch white wheels fitted with 35-inch off-road tires, an ARB jack with mounting hardware, a compressor located in the engine bay, and a Borla cat-back exhaust system.

Are these packages available for existing vehicles?

Yes, these packages can be installed on both new purchases and existing vehicles. They can be retrofitted through authorized Ford dealerships or ASE-certified facilities.

Are these ORV packages finalized?

No, these ORV packages are currently in the conceptual stage. Ford has noted that the final offerings may vary, and pricing details will be disclosed closer to market launch.

Did Ford announce anything else at the 2023 SEMA show?

Yes, Ford also unveiled an 800-horsepower supercharger upgrade for the redesigned 2024 Mustang GT and introduced an array of accessories for various models, including customizable vinyl graphics.

How can the new vinyl graphics be customized?

Customers can choose from 60 different colors and three finishes—gloss, satin, and matte—for the new vinyl graphics.

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10 comments

Gearhead November 1, 2023 - 11:37 am

Is it just me, or is Ford going all out at this year’s SEMA? Between this and the Mustang, they’re setting the bar high.

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OffRoadFan November 1, 2023 - 1:30 pm

anyone know when these packages will actually be available? The article says ‘in the near future’ but thats kinda vague.

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Sandy November 1, 2023 - 1:42 pm

SEMA 2023 seems to be the place for big announcements. First the 800-hp Mustang and now this? Ford’s killin it.

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JohnDoe November 1, 2023 - 10:47 pm

Wow, Ford’s really stepping up their game with these ORV packages. Seriously, an ARB overland suspension kit on the Ranger? Count me in!

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TechieTom November 1, 2023 - 11:44 pm

Curious about the “unique software calibration” for the Bronco. What could that be, any ideas?

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CarEnthusiast101 November 1, 2023 - 11:50 pm

Thats great news for off-roaders! The Bronco package sounds insane, esp with that 2-inch lift kit from Bilstein.

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Ranger_Rider November 2, 2023 - 1:24 am

Finally, something for the XLT and Lariat grades. felt like Ford was neglecting these models for a while.

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BroncoBilly November 2, 2023 - 1:55 am

Borla cat-back exhaust and ARB components in the same package? That’s like a dream come true for Bronco owners.

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EcoWarrior November 2, 2023 - 2:41 am

Do we know if any of these upgrades are eco-friendly? Just wondering, with all the focus on sustainability these days.

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OutdoorGal November 2, 2023 - 5:29 am

Overlanding’s finally getting the attention it deserves. Can’t wait to take one of these bad boys for a spin in the backcountry.

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