Ford are you listening...
Tough to get excited about these great new features if you don't provide a way of finding out if you have it or even better getting yourself to it.
Pretty much worthless marketing fluff.
If you want your customer engaged then you need to step it up and provide some...
Just looking for a horn with a little more oomph to it than the standard one.
I've seen that post. Its one example, I'm just looking for other examples. Maybe something that does not take up frunk space.
At hwy speeds, range seems to drop about 10% without the cab extension and 15% with the cab extension. No noticable decrease with everything folded down.
What are the holes on the stake pocket for? What fastener might work best to attach something using the hole? Do some aftermarket devices attach there, bed extender?
The extensions are welded to a piece of steel that fits snugly inside the D ring and there is another piece of steel on other side of the D ring itself, about as big as the D ring. The bolt really just keeps the whole assembly clamped together around the D ring in a sandwich. It cannot pivot...
Remote start only seems to work now when there is Bluetooth connectivity. FordPass version 4.33.0. I know it worked in the past over wifi. I know wifi connection working because I can get up to date charge info with no Bluetooth. not sure if it is related to the FordPass version. Anybody else...
I thought about doing it in aluminum but my skills are better with steel and parts are easier to find. I did all of the welding and had all the mild steel powder coated. The purchased parts are from McMasterCarr. Below is a rough list of parts, probably not entirely complete however.
stainless...
The clamp to the tow ring is a flange on the top which is approximately the same shape as the outside of the ring itself, a flange on the bottom which protrudes forward several inches and has two holes in it. There is also a spacer in the middle that fits snugly inside the ring. There is a grade...
Made this setup for a front receiver. The winch is mounted on a receiver so can be used front or back. The receiver mounts to an alloy steel flange bolted through the front tow rings.