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Black finish, but they are made of Titanium Image from their website.

American Adventure Labs Ford Ranger A-Pillar Light Brackets (Driver Comms - Antenna mount on the driver's side top plate). The finish on these isn't perfect. Powder coat is fine but the aluminum edge was a bit rougher than I was expecting. See pictures. Asking $80 shipped to Eastern/Central...

Still have these! Price dropped!

Rocking the ProX15

Are you able to run the RAILs with a rollup tonneau cover like the Pro X15?

Price dropped!

Selling a set of brand new in box FSE Titanium Ditch Light brackets for the 24+ Rangers. Bought it during the preorder phase and have been sitting on them for many months. Decided to go a different route, so selling these at a nice discount. I think these will be a special piece for someone's...

Makes sense and would be more modular than just bolting in a slide directly. If I can run just the two rear rails, I'd probably just do that, attach a fridge slider on one side, and leave the other side open other than the slight protrusion of the two rails . I'd rather deal with that slight...

Yeah I figured the concern would be rigidity with the bars only connected on one side. Not sure how rigid it would need to be for just a fridge slide though. The no-drill aspect is definitely a big part of the appeal of a solution like this, otherwise bolting a fridge slide directly would be...

I've been loving the creativity of the products y'all are developing. I'm building my truck to be very lightweight and very modular but I'm not sure I would want a full bed setup. However, I'd love to see a single sided version, just enough to mount a fridge slide on essentially half of the two...

Looks awesome! I was excited when I saw they released the machined finish of these wheels in +35. Still debating whether I will go this direction on my truck

Saw this email as well. Very excited. Had them on my 2019 Ranger and they are super solid.

For sure @Wayfaring Ranger, although the new tacomas have a decent amount of selection already from various companies. But that goes back to their high sales numbers like @TBone4Eva mentioned. Hope a few companies take a chance on us in 2025. I have a couple interior mod ideas that I have...

I can't understate how much I enjoy my Ranger Raptor. I honestly think it is one of the best all-around vehicles you could buy in 2024. It is somehow as fun to drive on-road as it is off-road. My only qualm is that we don't seem to be getting much aftermarket love. Even a lot of the companies...

lol I've been wondering about this since he posted this months ago, thought maybe it was just the light! Love the color @51T

Just sharing the OEM part number for 24+ Rangers because I didn't see it listed here. Be sure to use a T40 Plus bit for the 6G bolts or they are very likely to strip. The bolts used in the previous gen were just normal T40. As others mentioned, you can swap to the older version if you prefer...

Agreed @cc1999. IMO, if you have to revise structural components in the middle of the model year to resolve an issue, then the resolution for the trucks built prior to the revision shouldn't be a out-of-pocket expense for current owners. Doesn't feel right to me. I'm not in a huge hurry to...

Really hope Ford addresses this for existing Ranger Raptor owners. Looks like mine was built 8/12 based on the window sticker, just my luck ?

I had one one on my 5th Gen and it lined up very nicely with my Prinsu Rack (not sure I'd want to drill holes in a Ranger Raptor though)

I'm interested on what a Gen 3 Raptor owner's experience would be, the handling is a lot tighter than the gen 2 imo. I really love the Ranger Raptor's unique identity and place in the lineup, but decided to go Gen 3 F-150 Raptor as it ticked more boxes for my daily life w/ a family - Interior...