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APG Ford Bronco ProRunner: a vehicle designed for the most extreme off-road adventures

The Ford Bronco is already a very capable off-roader as it leaves the factory. But for those enthusiasts who still find their standard 4x4 arguments insufficient, the specialist APG (Automotive Performance Group) offers fabulous preparation.

The APG Ford Bronco ProRunner is a vehicle designed for the most extreme off-road adventures, without losing the ability to drive on asphalt. This is what the company guarantees, after developing a complete modification kit.

Of course, the main improvement is in the Bronco's suspension. Both the new front and rear axle arms allow the travel to be increased by up to 42 centimetres. But if the spectacular 40-inch tires are installed, that figure drops slightly to 37 centimeters.

Front and rear damping is handled by King Race Series shocks and triple-chamber units, respectively. Of course, the gauges were notably widened.

As a result, the carbon fiber front and rear wheel arches are 18 centimeters wider on each side. A one-piece hard roof is also included in the package.

To ensure the APG Bronco ProRunner can handle larger tires, an Ultimate Dana 44 IFS drivetrain and 300M RCV HD axles add significant strength to the front, while a wider Ultimate Dana 60 axle is fitted to the rear.

APG can apply these improvements at its Garden Grove, California facility. The company takes care of shipping if customers are far from the west coast of the United States. It also offers additional accessories such as extra lighting, mechanical power and shielding.

Pre-orders for the APG Bronco ProRunner Package begin today, August 1, and production will begin in October.

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