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Different ambient temperature, different traffic, different road, are all going to change your average MPG. 160 lbs isn't going to net you a MPG either... you could take the same truck, fill the bed up to max payload and maybe lose half a MPG at worst. I probably shouldn't even have posted...

16 lbs per wheel is not going to change your MPG at all...

I averaged 19 mpg driving through Ohio this weekend (flat roads). FP tune and 92/93 gas. That's with cruise control locked at 70-80 mph.

Apparently it requires dropping the headliner, so yeah that tracks. I'm going to give it a few weeks so the techs can practice on the Rangers on the lot first.

I'm interested. I have some black ABS I can print them in.

Guys, my desert race truck has loud fans. How do I fix it?

You only get the Ford Performance warranty coverage if a dealer or ASE-certified mechanic installs it.

People complain about the strangest things. Who cares if the fans are loud? You don't hear it in the cabin and the truck's cooling system works great even in high ambient temperatures.

I'm pretty sure the "learning" described in this thread is just the ECU slowly (read: safely) adding timing until it meets the max parameters of the tune based on any number of different engine and environmental variables. It also pulls timing back as soon as anything goes awry, such as engine...

I'm coming up to 8,000 miles and my "bad cam phasers" still sound exactly like they did when I bought the truck. It's normal. I stopped worrying about it long ago. The dude that claimed all of the videos in this thread were bad still hasn't posted a startup video of their own, btw.

You can just email them to register the warranty. [email protected]

You're in the Ranger Raptor forum. Try asking here: https://www.ranger6g.com/forum/forums/suspension-steering-chassis.91/

Pixel 7 Pro here as well. No issues other than the very rare brief disconnect, but it reconnects itself after a few seconds.

Do you have a way to defeat the 107mph speed governor?

They fixed it. >Last edited: Today at 2:20 PM

Sure, if the methhead can distinguish between the different taillights.

My guy, this is the Raptor forum. Get this tremor trash outta here. ? Also, your link doesn't work.

There's a LIDAR unit in each taillight. That's what provides the blind spot monitoring when you reverse out of a parking spot.

Mine works great. It's not supposed to be hot, it's supposed to be comfortable. I just turn it on and leave it on.