It would likely work with some modification to the bed liner. At a minimum, you would need to drill holes in the liner for the bolts circled in the picture below. If the bed liner is super thick, you may need to actually cut out the portion that the bracket would sit against.
We have not tried it with a bed extender at this point. If you let me know specifically what brand you have, I can take a look at their installation instructions and let you know my thoughts.
We have another new product release for the Ranger lineup this week! This time, we're tackling a problem that's familiar to anyone who uses their truck bed for more than just hauling groceries.
The IAG BedBridge™ is designed to close the gap between the bed and tailgate, helping keep gravel...
Thanks for the support! The fuel tank skid sits about 1 1/4" lower than factory. I am not totally sure about the Foutz lower trailing arm sliders, and I don't see any installation instructions on their website to reference. Based on the couple of photos I found, I believe they should work, though.
Pretty much anywhere there is a skid plate is going to sit slightly lower than stock. Not much, but enough that we wanted to mention it. If there was a factory skid that ours is replacing, it is going to sit a bit lower since the plate is thicker. The max difference is going to be anywhere there...
Hey everyone,
We’ve been working on expanding our Ranger Raptor protection lineup, and our new Trail Shield® Complete Skid Plate System for the 2024+ Ranger Raptor is now available!
The goal was to provide more complete underbody coverage while keeping everything tucked up as tightly as...
Hello, thank you for the interest. We do already have the testing window closed. We actually released this product about a week ago. Here is a link : https://www.iagoffroad.com/products/iag-trail-shield%E2%84%A2-lower-trailing-arm-sensor-re-location-for-2024-ford-ranger-raptor
Hey everyone,
We've got another Ranger Raptor product that we're excited to finally release.
One area we noticed didn't have much protection from the factory is the lower trailing arm mounts. They're one of those components that can take a beating when you're crawling over rocks or dropping...
Hey everyone,
If you've spent any time under the rear of a 2024+ Ranger Raptor, you've probably noticed how exposed the Fox Live Valve trailing arm sensors are. They're mounted pretty low on the trailing arm, making them an easy target for rocks, ruts, and anything else the trail decides to...
Sorry to hear about the frustrations. It looks like you actually purchased an AOS unit for a 2.7L Bronco, which includes a hood pad to replace the factory unit on those vehicles. That hood pad is quite large, which is likely why the shipping price was higher than expected to return it from...
We should be ready to redo testing on the trailing arm sensor relocation soon, and will certainly keep you in mind!
And thank you for the support. We’ve grown a lot over the years, but we’re still enthusiast-owned and driven at our core. That grassroots foundation is what built IAG, and it...
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We’re getting close on our IAG Off-Road Ranger Raptor Complete Underbody Skid Plate System, and we’re looking to put together a small group of testers from the Ranger6G community.
We still have a few details to finalize on our end, but we want to get the testing group lined...
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