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Like I’ve mentioned to several members here, do not look at the Boss website or 3rd party resellers if you’re interested in buying, IMO. I couldn’t find any of the Raptor kits available when browsing. I simply emailed them directly (and maybe you have already): [email protected]. They...

My apologies, I never updated this thread. I have now towed several times with the Boss bags, and yes, dual baffles are noticeably much better while towing and while unloaded! That is, for my use case. The kit overall was also much better quality too, IMO. This could be because my AAA's came...

I was going to the say the same thing! Especially sitting next to the stock raptor pic above. Well done OP! Looks badass.

Up the drivers side A pillar and using the KC Universal Wire Hider. From inside the truck you cannot see it and even from the outside it blends well. The VHB which came with the kit from KC is pretty robust and has lasted through the midwest season changes perfectly (including snow/sleet/hail)...

I installed the AAA bags on my Raptor and they were alright and did the job. We tow a 22ft travel trailer or a 16ft open deck steel trailer with a 4 person RZR (and accessories). I will say, they were triple baffle which limited suspension travel and thus created a harsher ride when NOT towing...

+1 to that. Best part too, is yes they have wheels, but handles on both top and bottom so it's easy to pull out of the truck bed. Plus, a gasket around the entire enclosure. Incredible deal compared to something like a pelican case. You can absolutely fit two full sized ARs/hunting rifles, plus...

Not bad actually, I have a small chunk of (what looks like invisible) PPF behind the front wheels but the RR metal side steps act as block for any mud/rocks/debris the tires kick up from the front. The rear is just plastic and doesn't take on imperfections like painted metal would. No damage at...

You’re right, it does stick down a little, but it’s barely noticeable. The extra ride height helps, absolutely, and the tire is ever so slightly rakes up towards the hitch. Here’s a pic from today after a snowfall.

Yes, a true 35 fits under the truck in the stock location and with the stock hardware, which is where mine is!

@HyperM3 Hey! Great write up! Looking to purchase a MoBridge in a month or so. I've fully sound-deadened the doors and swapped with with Focals, added a kicker center and have the JL under the rear seat too. Probably should look into the A-pillar tweeters now that I am thinking about it. Anyway...

Sorry! Another photo, pre-rack!

That’s a GeoPro 20BHS, she’s a 20ft rig but more closer to 22/23 with the tongue. Tows well! Family and I have been about a dozen times this year already after purchasing in March, and it’s great. You can absolutely feel it back there but in the rolling hills of the Midwest the RR doesn’t...

I did! It’s pretty simple when you take the time. I had extra cable, heat activated solder butt connectors, heat shrink of various sizes and wiring harness tape to clean it all up. Helps to have diagrams (on this site somewhere) to help with where things are located, too. I also have an...

Installed the Signature Lux Amber DRLs to match my KC Hilites ditch/lightbar on the TrailRax roof rack. Results are incredible. Everything wired up to the switches in the cabin. One switch for amber, one switch for full lights. Tested the KCs in the back country of upper Ontario, CA, and they...

@MAV - Wanted to give credit where it’s due, I installed mine this weekend using your guide. Super simple with the mini Craftsman bit tool, 100% recommend it. Didn’t even use the flexible bit driver. I did remove the wheel, fender liner and horn/bracket. Total time was around a couple of hours...

I installed mine this weekend - the actual headliner wasn’t even touched. Maybe bent back a bit with the ratchet extension after the A, B, C pillars/panels have been moved or removed, to find the 4 nuts which hold the roof trim in place. But I did not remove anything from the headliner itself...

I have a Rockwood GeoPro 20BHS and tow with my RR great. No issues whatsoever. If I’m not mistaken, the RR has a lower tow rating, too. Only modifications I have is rear airbags to level the truck out, and a shocker hitch (Here) to keep my passengers happy.

I knew it! Jealous. I should have done the same with mine when new. Looks awesome!

Looks great! Do you have a matte PPF installed? Maybe it's just the lighting, but it looks epic too.

Same as yours, just the part near the caliper, however, there's a small clip on each side inside the frame which holds the brake line to the frame. You can move the hard line up and down slightly inside that clip (which I did, I don't think I removed it). Here's some not great photos of each...