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I have the RokBlokz standard size and they work well for my purpose. No issues dragging them on rocks off-roading etc.

No good pics because Oxford white is well, Oxford white. BUT, 2 step polish/paint correction and 5 year ceramic coating done. We’ll see if it holds up to the brush pinstripes I put my rig through

Hope that beast gets in the dirt!

I have the FX4 Powerboost and will be taking my stock ones off soon. They are used and scratched and dinged but still line up and bolt on no issues. Would let them go cheap if interested

Yeah I hear that. But as long as it stays darker than Oxford white I’m fine with it haha

I had initially bought husky liners, but they interfered with my aftermarket mud flaps. The liners will give you a little more coverage but I prefer being able to see that top shock bolt :)

I wonder what the reasoning behind that is. Interesting

Today I did what the factory should have done to begin with (or at least include wheel well liners!) Took my rig to the local Line-x shop and had them spray the rear wheel wells. Looks much better imo, and will prevent rock chipping! Before and after photos:

Thanks! That’s an incredible area as well. Looking forward to spring up there

That plastic trim for the middle seatbelt on the rear bench that catches when folding up the rear bench bugs me so much! But I also haven’t really dug into it to see if I can fix it

On my receipt from camburg it shows: 985-02-015: FOX Ford F-150 4wd '14-20 2.0 IFP Front Coilover I haven’t checked to see if that’s a fox PN or not

Have these issues all been on 21' models? I have used 4x4 for a few hundred miles on my 22 and haven't had issues, but I also haven't applied much power while in reverse. If mine is going to break I sure hope it happens before warranty is up.

I have had wraps done in the past on cars for projects temporarily. It's a good option for changing the look of your truck but is fairly pricey and not super sturdy. If its done well, and maintained properly, it should last 5+ years. After that you would most likely need to remove it and replace...

Yes, they are the regular and positioned as far out as possible. Perfect coverage for my wheel and tire setup

Thanks! I like to do work myself, but this would have been a pain at my apartment. I bought the parts from Camburg in Huntington Beach, and they did they install for me. Very high quality parts, and very smart guys over there.

I agree! I'm very lucky that this is just a few hours away! However, we have to suffer CA cost and politics as a trade off. CA does offer endless views and off-roading if you know where to look and get lost every once in a while!

I’ll take some this afternoon. They are the regular size.

That’s definitely the best time to go, I’ll be out there a few times for sure. Titus is on my list but not the top, I’d like to eventually!

I appreciate the info!