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Nothing in the forscan spreadsheet on that?

We made it from south Texas up to Omaha Nebraska with zero issues. 1070 miles. I am always amazed at how much the wind in south Texas effects the gas mileage. Once we got above Austin our gas milage went up by a couple mpg and we had cruise set at 80mpg the whole drive (except the 85mph parts...

I hope your new vehicle is trouble free and you are able to find a good forum to enjoy. I hate reading of people who have to go through troubles and end up having to get something else, it definitly is a bummer.

Super cool!

Nope. My truck didnt have them on the front. It has the factory tow hitch so I assume they use that in the back and go over a control arm in the front?

Vacuum the interior to get ready for our drive to Omaha, Wednesday. The extra long hose makes it easy to vacuum

I understand, ha ha ha. If you get some off marketplace, sometimes the seller also includes the rubber trim piece. The f150 one fits our truck too

And mine is a 2wd too

You can use tow hooks from an f150. Any ford tow hook that is shaped like the ranger one works. I have f150 tow hooks on mine from a 19 or 20

Mud flaps, ranger raptor take off steps, seat covers (carhart), floor mats, and offroam phone holder

Welcome

And that's probably taking your time. My previous j&l catch can unscrewed from the top section like an oil filter off the block. Grab and twist till its off the threads, dump, and screw back on

Dang, I didnt put the pics of the harness stuff in because I ordered it after the install so there are no pics in that link about it. The f150 adapter is really nice though. I have bought a few of their kits to use in different rangers and my son's 22 f150. The kits are well thought out and so...

I used the f150 harness adapter for my grill lights. I went through the fender right in front of the driver wheel and just fished the other end up to the engine bay to hook the grill light wires to...

That is nice. Thats a proper separator.