[Schobz]

So far it's pretty expected that the Maverick will rely heavily on the bones of the Bronco Sport. It would seem the base models have ground clearance of 7.9", while badlands editions get 8.8"...

1.5in Ford Suspension Lift Kit (2021 Bronco)

are there any mods that you would consider doing?

 

[Primrose]

So far it's pretty expected that the Maverick will rely heavily on the bones of the Bronco Sport. It would seem the base models have ground clearance of 7.9", while badlands editions get 8.8"...

1.5in Ford Suspension Lift Kit (2021 Bronco)

are there any mods that you would consider doing?

Depending on what the Maverick's ground clearance a lift kit could be necessary. Nothing too crazy though. Other than that I might switch to a different set of wheels.

 

[Primrose]

I've been watching Bronco Sport off-road videos and if the Maverick has the same clearance it might just be enough for me without adding a lift kit.

 

[fordfan]

Hey @Schobz, a version of the Rough Country 1.5in Ford Bronco Sport Suspension Lift Kit for the Maverick is what I'm after.
Would you also get something like it or a lift kit with different specs?

Rough Country's 1.5" lift kit is exactly what your 2021 Ford Bronco Sport needs to achieve the aggressive look it was meant to have. The bolt on spacer kit is easy to install, and offers you an enhanced lifted look without sacrificing ride quality. This 1.5" kit accommodates 245/65 R17 so you can complete the classic off-road styling that Bronco is known for.

1.5in Ford Suspension Lift Kit (2021 Bronco Sport)

Rough Country's 1.5" lift kit is exactly what your 2021 Ford Bronco Sport needs to achieve the aggressive look it was meant to have.

www.roughcountry.com

 

[Primrose]

Hey @Schobz, a version of the Rough Country 1.5in Ford Bronco Sport Suspension Lift Kit for the Maverick is what I'm after.
Would you also get something like it or a lift kit with different specs?

Rough Country's 1.5" lift kit is exactly what your 2021 Ford Bronco Sport needs to achieve the aggressive look it was meant to have. The bolt on spacer kit is easy to install, and offers you an enhanced lifted look without sacrificing ride quality. This 1.5" kit accommodates 245/65 R17 so you can complete the classic off-road styling that Bronco is known for.

1.5in Ford Suspension Lift Kit (2021 Bronco Sport)

Rough Country's 1.5" lift kit is exactly what your 2021 Ford Bronco Sport needs to achieve the aggressive look it was meant to have.

www.roughcountry.com

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I gotta admit the Bronco Sport looks great with that kit. If it fits the Maverick that'll be interesting.

 

[fordfan]

I gotta admit the Bronco Sport looks great with that kit. If it fits the Maverick that'll be interesting.

Probably not a direct fit but close enough for Rough Country to develop a Maverick kit sooner.

How about the other upgrades they carry for the Bronco Sport?

 

[Schobz]

I really like the small light bar mounted on the stock bumper.

And realistically, i also want the utility of a truck for light duty plowing half a dozen times a year, so im hoping Myers produces a kit for their “Home Plow” series.

 

[fordfan]

I really like the small light bar mounted on the stock bumper.

And realistically, i also want the utility of a truck for light duty plowing half a dozen times a year, so im hoping Myers produces a kit for their “Home Plow” series.

Now you have me thinking of how practical the Maverick will be as a work truck.

Have you setup pickups in the past to be plows?

 

[Schobz]

Now you have me thinking of how practical the Maverick will be as a work truck.

Have you setup pickups in the past to be plows?

i had a home plow kit on a jeep liberty. It basically uses a front mounted hitch to connect the plow to the vehicle. I prefer the way it plows compared to something lighter like a tractor or quad.

 

[Primrose]

i had a home plow kit on a jeep liberty. It basically uses a front mounted hitch to connect the plow to the vehicle. I prefer the way it plows compared to something lighter like a tractor or quad.

How did the Liberty do handling the plow and the snow?