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Look great! Nice work!

I like that bed pocket! Nice work. Regarding the DIY panels, I have had the same thoughts that it probably won't save any money making my own, but figured I would throw it out there. Never know some one may of came up with a creative molle panel. Thanks!

@XORegonian what made you go down to a 1.5” level kit from the Superlift 2.5” (2.0”)? What brand kit as well?

Thanks for sharing this! Didn’t think to look at Amazon 🤦🏻‍♂️. Looks like a good inexpensive option! Doesn’t seem to accommodate the power panel on the driver side though. Maybe a little modification can be done to it.

I really would like to add DS, PS, and Bulkhead Molle Panels to my 25 Ranger bed. I have looked through Built Right, American Adventure Lab, Putco, etc. which all look like great quality equipment (& I know this isn't "cheap" to make either). But I cannot budget $500-$800 on it. Is there any...

This is great information!!! Great investigative work. I’m going to give that a try (replacing the windshield washer fluid). Anything is worth a try. Thanks!

Correct no AC just the vent.

Out of curiosity, once truck you have driven the truck (aka. fully warmed up), have you sat with just the vent running? For me and seems to be others, that’s when the exhaust smell becomes strong.

Meeee too! Calling again tomorrow to my local dealership to figure out next steps

Great question and that was my first thought / feelings too but it has happened a few times now and the other times I was alone (no other vehicles around).

I actually already have a call into my local dealer. No good feedback yet, but I was leaning on them to find resolution.

Thanks for sharing! I’m going to see what there is for quality cabin air filters. But unfortunately I don’t see how even a great one can take this stank down. It’s bad bad.

Yes, same issue. I noticed it again stopped for a call after driving for a period of time. Terrible.

Has anyone experienced exhaust smell inside the cab when just have the vent fan on (no ac or heat)? Especially when stopped with truck running. It has happened to me once now, but drew some concern.

Thanks everyone for the tips and feedback. I came up with a "jig" to use on both headrests to straighten them up. It was a redneck build, but worked perfectly and no damage (or scratches). Pictures below.

Good idea on th upholstery shop! Keep me posted on your findings. Next week, I’m going to try bending them but also hit up a salvage yard to see if I can find a salvage yard that has an alternative.

That was what I originally going to do, but when I saw they were hollow posts I feared they will collapse when trying to gently bend.

Of course they were changed. Darn, back to the drawing board.

There have been other discussions about the non-adjustable front headrests and how annoying it is. I have tried the turning them backwards (& removing as well), I don't like it... So I have been doing some research and may of came up with an option for replacement. Can someone confirm size...

Thanks for the feedback and update! A little leakage around the seal on the back window is acceptable and probably can be overcame too. I am/was more concerned about leaking between the modular panels. Yes, the gaps around the tailgate are crazy... I bought the surround seal to put on once I...