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I purchased a GM Performance muffler through Borla about 8 years ago for my Silverado. It had a great sound, with no drone. Granted, that was a cammed V8, but maybe with twin pipes the little 2.3L, may not sound that bad.

Ordered my lights on 11/22/24 and received them 1/17/25. I have not installed them yet due to cold weather.

Borla cat back systems are now available to 2.3L. 2024 Ford Ranger Exhaust: Borla® Cat-Back System

This location is not a very good location for lights since it provides airflow to the intercooler. Have you seen the Diode Dynamics factory location fog lights, or Triple R lights that mount in the grill?

I was curious if anyone is still experiencing the crappy phone quality. I have had numerous complaints from people that I am talking to and they say there is a great deal of background noise. I have also been on the receiving end of that noise when I have called my wife when she is using the...

The attached picture was what my catch can looked like after 5000 miles in Montana cold weather a couple weeks ago for its oil change.

Check your tire placard inside your drivers door. If it says 17" spare, Ford should give you the correct tire and wheel under warranty.

Not the case on Lariat 4x4. Road wheels 18", spare 17". But they are the same overall diameter.

On cold start the 2.3L holds the waste gate open just a bit so the turbo doesn't spin up at high idle. After a minute or so, it closes. It can be a little noisy during this process.

Thanks for the link.

I will try to take a look. They are in the shed for the winter, but not hard to get to.

All the stock wheels either 18 or 17" are 7.5"wide with 55mm offset. The Ford Performance wheels are 8.5" wide with the same offset, so all the increase in width is inboard.

The 265/70/17s are really tight but I have not had any rubbing at all. No clearance for chains, that's for sure.

I did not have to use spacers.

Everything was stock. The performance wheels are an inch wider and the tires get really close to the knuckle. I have never had them rub.

Yep, I was using them in the summer with Mickey Thompson Baja Boss 265/70/17". I use the stock Lariat wheels in with my winter tires.

Well, the catch can caught something. The photo is what was in the can after about 5400 miles at the oil second oil change. We have had a couple weeks of freezing temps, so it does not surprise me to see the moisture in there.

Tire shops might not go smaller. Load rating has to be the same or higher as well.

The 16" wheel did fit over the calipers. I checked just to be sure. They are used as spares on the XL models. The Lariats should have 17 inch spares.

I run a Mickey Thompson Baja Boss in 265/70/17 on a wheel that is an inch wider, with the same stock offset and it fits. It's really tight, but it fits with no rub. With stock width wheels, you would have plenty of room.