Ford Performance is constantly adding new parts to its catalog for all manner of Blue Oval vehicles, including plenty of parts for the Ford Bronco. Owners the rugged pony can upgrade their off-road SUVs with Ford Performance parts like classic script fender badging that throw it back to the early Bronco years, aftermarket Method wheels, a high-clearance exhaust system designed to help the Bronco tackle tough obstacles without risk of exhaust damage, and a branded Warn winch cover. Now, Ford Performance has released a new B-bow and C-bow brace kit that will help add structural integrity to the lineup.
The new kit features a pair of braces – one for the C-bow and another for the B-bow – and will fit any 2022 or newer Ford Bronco. Ford states that the kit adds more rigidity to the frame in the rear of the off-road SUV with the added benefit of lending a more aggressive off-road appearance, particularly when the roof and doors are removed. the kit includes both braces with cast ends gets bolted to the angled roll bar supports in back of the Bronco.
Tagged with part number M-20201-CBBK, the kit runs $1,040 on the Ford Performance website, where interested parties can also download a detailed instruction packet with colored illustrations. The instructions walk the user through the entire process, from removing the necessary trim, placing the proper fasteners in the correct positions and finally mounting the new braces. This particular kit is the first of its kind directly from Ford.
Even more Ford Bronco parts offered by Ford Performance include a rear emblem overlay kit, two new wheel designs finished in either matte black or Sinister Bronze, a front grille lettering overlay kit, the Sasquatch blackout kit, the black grille lettering overlay kit, and the 2021+ Bronco Ford Performance sill plate kit, giving Bronco owners plenty of ways to customize their rugged pony.
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