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I like this idea, but it appears that it plugs into the same module in the same way as my stop/start eliminator (4DTech). I doubt I can have two modules plugged into the same port and I'm not going to part with my stop/start eliminator, at least for now.

I'm a little confused on the posts and want to order the correct mount. Did you use the mount from Amazon, or the #48 from eBay? Or did you use the mount from eBay, with an added clip from the one from Amazon? Thanks!

Not sure this thread needs more, but bought these sliders and thought I’d offer some feedback. If I thought I’d spend every weekend rock crawling I might feel different, hell I probably would have bought a different vehicle in that case, but for some occasional use on rocky western trails I...

Looks like this has been beaten, but I wish Ford would have given the RR a distinctive Raptor tailgate to distinguish it like the F-150 Raptor from the normal stamped F-150 tailgate. Not a big deal, but it would have been a little nicer that way.

Some black plastic letters on Marsh Gray

I’ve only had mine since about late March. So far it seems fine from a quality standpoint. Leaking wise, it’s hard to tell - I live in SoCal and it really doesn’t rain here from March to December and so I've never had it in the rain. When I wash the car there is a small bit of water that...

This is another case of Ford “de-contenting” things over time. The keypads used to be color matched and in the case of F-150s also hard wired. Now they are generic non color-matched stick-on battery powered devices. Still useful, but as with a few things on the ‘25 trucks, just a bit more...

I like it and may be looking locally to see what shops can do. Something prefabbed for the A-pillars could simplify things. Just a thought, seems like these should be pointed more toward the passengers. Part of the problem (there are a few) with the stock system is it seems like the sound is...

I’ll second Wet Okole, they are neoprene and have used them on my previous Ranger, local OC company and made in US.

It’s pretty strong and stiff like this and I can pull the whole thing it out quickly if I need to and the bed is the same as new. This just seemed simpler than putting holes through my bed mat and truck bed (and having them line up) and there were structural members under the bed that seemed to...

I saw this idea a while back and seemed like a good solution for me as I wanted a way to carry my mountain bike securely as I tend to have it in my truck often and don’t want it visibly out in the open (I have a full cap over the bed). Built a bracket that attaches to the threaded holes in the...

Minor thing, but if you are putting on a bed cover, you might appreciate a seal for the tailgate. There are huge gaps in the tailgate for water and dust intrusion and a tailgate seal really helps. I put on the Keko Seal, and I think it works well from my experience so far, but there are...

I didn't want the glass side panels so it was an easier decision for me, but I would have liked the option for a pass through opening through the rear window, which isn't offered by Westin. I will say though, I really like the automated lock on the rear window for a day to day feature it's...

Sorry, I’m probably not much help, installing this seemed a bit more than I was willing to chew off given my limited space at home and my limited time and ability so I had it installed by the shop I bought it from. I knew they did one on a Ranger before me, so figure they had way more...

No takers? Well as someone who was searching for pics of installed camper shells (my preferred name) not too long ago, I’ll bite. Needed something to secure cargo that was larger than a tonneau would allow. Decided on the Westin, time will tell if this was right decision. It seems pretty...

Dealerships in my area are such douchebags, trying to play games instead of just being honest and selling a product. So focused on screwing you on the short-term sale that they lose that sale and the long-term service as well. Forced me to buy remote, and I’ll either find an independent for...

Sorry, don’t have answers, but have questions on this topic as well. Seems like choices are (1) Wait for Fox’s $15k solution, which will be good, but a serious bit of hard thought $$$, (2) Install a callar, but that compromises the shock travel and ride, (3) Install stiffer springs, but didn’t...

...And apparently you are. Didn't know Ford made these as intrinsically safe. Just curious, is that because there is no possibility of fumes from the fuel (which during fill up seems unlikely), or that the device itself is intrinsically safe? I'm genuinely interested as that does seem like...

I’m no expert, but placing an electrical device where flammable fumes might exist seems unsafe to me.

Not sure if this was mentioned, but I think another difference between ‘24 and ‘25 is the connected services subscription (nav, WiFi, etc.) only comes with one year on the ‘25 vs 3 years on the ‘24. As for the electronic shifter, while not as intuitive as a mechanical one, it’s still way...