Rustbelt states use a lot of salt on the roads, but you’ll be fine.
Since the frame has a lot of drainage holes, I’d recommend spraying fluid film inside it after you pressure wash for peace of mind.
I fluid filmed my XLT for $70 and three hours of work. One application would probably last...
I love the XLT, it definitely has a lot of value, but it’s insane that I couldn’t get heated mirrors from the factory.
In the Midwest, they essential
going to attempt @ShadowDragon24’s retrofit once it’s out of warranty.
https://www.ranger6g.com/forum/threads/adding-heated-mirrors-to-xlt.27183/
Followed the guide put together by @superj to install the box steps - turned out great!
https://www.ranger6g.com/forum/threads/installing-bed-side-steps-on-ranger-xl-xlt-diy-instructions.26971/
The Temu bed steps were so poorly powder coated I felt the need to add two coats of Hammerite, but...
Good luck, convex is king in the US
IF the Euro Raptor mirrors are aspherical, it might be as easy as swapping the glass?
I thought the Ranger’s mirrors were pretty good - do you think it will make that much of a difference?
not concerned about Santa, NORAD’s keeping tabs on him…
https://www.noradsanta.org/en/
Now Flock, that’s another story
All the local government or insurance company has to do is look at the difference between the timestamps from two different cameras to know if you’re speeding.
They can...
Yeah, the aux on light draws directly from the circuit.
You might need to call Ford performance. allegedly it’s a different pin entirely to get the backlight working.
Not sure what it is though since I didn’t bother with the backlight.
Don’t have experience with the brand, but don’t see why it wouldn’t work - it’s not the only aftermarket taillight assembly
One consideration is that the light assembly doesn’t appear to have the BLIS sensors, which might be a problem if you have the technology package on your XLT.
I’m...
https://touchuppaintfactory.co.uk/products/ford-bronco-velocity-blue-e7-frd19-e7-touch-up-paint
A touch-up paint kit can take care of a lot of minor stuff