So the offroad and onroad driving experience is better by just spending $140 on rear shocks?
https://www.amazon.com/Bilstein-33-253183-33253183-Shock-Absorber/dp/B01M8ODFKB/ref=psdc_3150551011_t3_B009FU5ZXI
These look to be the right item number for someone who isn't lifting and using oem...
Wanted to pass on that I got my lights and harness from specialtyperformanceparts.com and those folks really stepped up and gave me great service.
They not only sent me both cornering and scene lenses so I could check it out and send back the one I didn't like, but their responses to my issues...
Ford has a wire for the purpose of hooking up additional brake lights.
But they are jerks, make it damn near impossible to find, don’t document crap and put it in a weird location.
I had to take off the air intake housing to make it easier, but it’s not required.
It is located under the hood...
I attempted to tie in a forth brake light from my camper shell into the left rear tail light and for led trucks that is not the way as it doesn't work.
Now my tail light isn't lighting correctly, anyone know where the fuse is for them?
While there are a ton of solid offroad options.
What's the consensus on a quality tire that is close to the oem, good milage and quiet, but not such a thin sidewall?
I'll be installing a proper radio in my F150 when it comes.
I'm a bit concerned about rf issues with all the sensors and such.
Does Ford give advice where radios/antennas should be routed and mounted?
If we'all keep ordering Tremors with the front diff, putting money down on that option...Ford will definitely notice and want to fulfill those orders as soon as they can to collect funds.
Hopefully we can wag the dog here.
I ordered a 402a today, with the front diff...
I wasn't told any expected delivery date other than 90 days minimum...but they weren't as hip on the tremor options and news as this forum, so i'm hoping for 4/5 months. Mine was the first tremor the dealer ordered.
I've been waiting so long for...