Suspension upgrades are a good place to start when you're looking for more clearance, better control off-road or room for larger tires. The ICON HOSS 2.0 Stage 2 Suspension System is one option for Broncos ready to move beyond the factory setup.
The Bronco gives you a lot of good places to add usable lighting. The Nacho Gen 6 Bronco Plug N Play Fog Kit is a clean way to upgrade the factory fog setup, while ORACLE Oculus Bi-LED Headlights replace the factory headlights entirely.
Powertrain upgrades don't have to mean tearing into the engine. An AWE 0FG Single Rear Exit Exhaust can change the sound of the Bronco, while intake and throttle-response upgrades offer other ways to change how it feels to drive.
Bumpers start making sense when recovery, protection or mounting a winch becomes part of the plan. The ICON Trail Series Front Bumper keeps things relatively simple, while the ICON Pro Series Front Winch Bumper gives you a more recovery-focused setup.
If you're using the Bronco for camping or longer trips, carrying gear becomes a big part of the build. The TrailRax Modular Roof Rack and Bronco Pak Rax Kit give you more options for storage without filling the entire interior.
Recovery gear is one of those things we'd rather have before we need it. MAXTRAX Xtreme Recovery Boards and the ARB Premium Recovery Kit are both solid starting points for a Bronco that regularly leaves pavement.
Wheels and tires can completely change both the look and capability of a Bronco. Something like the Method 701 works well with the kind of tire sidewall and fitment we'd generally want on a truck that's actually being used off-road.
Once you're adding lights and other accessories, controlling everything cleanly becomes important. The NACHO Switch System or a Switch Pros RCR-Force-12 gives you a cleaner way to manage added electrical accessories from inside the Bronco.
