Rock Crawl Goat Mode

It can be added with ForScan.

My take: It wasn't included because, unlike its near-twin Badlands, it doesn't have skid plates and is not intended for rock crawling. Then, your Wildtrak does have Sport, which the Badlands doesn't, because of its (Badlands) extra weight.
As Saveup mentioned, both can be upgraded with ForScan. So get that done, but remember if you do go rockcrawling, that your bottom is exposed. 😜

BostonBadlands

My take: It wasn't included because, unlike its near-twin Badlands, it doesn't have skid plates and is not intended for rock crawling. Then, your Wildtrak does have Sport, which the Badlands doesn't, because of its (Badlands) extra weight.
As Saveup mentioned, both can be upgraded with ForScan. So get that done, but remember if you do go rockcrawling, that your bottom is exposed. 😜

WHAT HE SAID!

You can option the skid plate on the Wildtrak. Or you could when I bought my Wildtrak. Tossed them and added actual skid plates. (kept the front one)

Put it in 4 lo. Turn on the lockers. Bam. Rock crawl mode.

If you want the "throttle control," then lean your foot up against the tunnel for more control.

I'm not even being a smart ass, totally serious.

BostonBadlands

My take: It wasn't included because, unlike its near-twin Badlands, it doesn't have skid plates and is not intended for rock crawling. Then, your Wildtrak does have Sport, which the Badlands doesn't, because of its (Badlands) extra weight.
As Saveup mentioned, both can be upgraded with ForScan. So get that done, but remember if you do go rockcrawling, that your bottom is exposed. 😜

The older I get the more my bottom is exposed. Big Deal!!

here's two charts from 2021 we should update to include Everglades, Raptor, Heritage and Heritage LE, and Stroppe (did I miss one?)

EZAPAR

I'm not even being a smart ass, totally serious.

You're not being smart-ass, not in the least.
As long as your Wildtrak is bad-ass!

EZAPAR

You can option the skid plate on the Wildtrak. Or you could when I bought my Wildtrak. Tossed them and added actual skid plates. (kept the front one)

Put it in 4 lo. Turn on the lockers. Bam. Rock crawl mode.

If you want the "throttle control," then lean your foot up against the tunnel for more control.

I'm not even being a smart ass, totally serious.

@EZAPAR should know… He’s spent more time at very low speed and off-road in his Bronco than the vast majority of us.

My model has the Rock crawl mode and when I am in the rocks I am usually in Mud and Ruts then just put it in 4 low and turn on and off lockers as needed. I run open diffs until I need to lock them in. I usually try an obstacle and if I can’t finesse my way over it I’ll lock the rear and if that doesn’t work I’ll add the front locker. But I can say I have only used the front locker a hand full of times.

BostonBadlands

You're not being smart-ass, not in the least.
As long as your Wildtrak is bad-ass!

I couldn't remember how to spell facetious. lol.

Bluestreak57

@EZAPAR should know… He’s spent more time at very low speed and off-road in his Bronco than the vast majority of us.

Cheers. I've been at this for a long time. Subarus (which I would build myself, probably 12 or more), then my Toyota and my TJ, which I traded for a Bronco. A little over 20 years worth, and now 2.5 years of driving a Bronco.

Does playing with an R/C crawler count as far as a simulator? :)

EZAPAR

Cheers. I've been at this for a long time. Subarus (which I would build myself, probably 12 or more), then my Toyota and my TJ, which I traded for a Bronco. A little over 20 years worth, and now 2.5 years of driving a Bronco.

Does playing with an R/C crawler count as far as a simulator? :)

Magnificent images, the Subaru especially.

Well without skid plates i guessi do not need rock crawl mode. Skid plates are on my list. Have not had it a month yet so there is time. :)

Laura

here's two charts from 2021 we should update to include Everglades, Raptor, Heritage and Heritage LE, and Stroppe (did I miss one?)

Heritage LE is the same as Badlands and Raptor has all except ECO (go figure!)

TimRF

Well without skid plates i guessi do not need rock crawl mode. Skid plates are on my list. Have not had it a month yet so there is time. :)

I added Rock crawl on my Wildtrak, and I like using it. I thought all that was going to be kind of gimmicky, but I like the adjustments it makes to the steering, breaking and shift points. It’s worth doing the forscan work to add it in.

I have been out quite a bit with mine and have only added the shock skids just yet, cause that’s where I would catch stuff. Full skids are in the books for the spring, but so long as you are thinking about where you are putting your wheels and what is exposed and where i wouldn’t let the lack of skids be a bar to getting out on a trail or two. A dirty muddy dusty Bronco is a happy Bronco.

Mal

A dirty muddy dusty Bronco is a happy Bronco.

True that, Mal: I come here for deep philosophy such as yours.

Bluestreak57

@EZAPAR should know… He’s spent more time at very low speed and off-road in his Bronco than the vast majority of us.

When you're all healed up, join us for a trip to the Reiter ORV Park just up the street from you.

EZAPAR

Does playing with an R/C crawler count as far as a simulator? :)

Yes it counts.

EZAPAR

When you're all healed up, join us for a trip to the Reiter ORV Park just up the street from you.

Would love to!