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Lighten up, Francis. You guys are going to scare the new guy/gal/person away and they won't even know why. @Jack55 just be warned, we're a bunch of jack-a s s e s here, no pun intended. Post a pic of that truck or they are going to keep riding you (again, no pun intended.....well......except...

Been looking at these for a couple of years - https://www.scrubblade.com/

Bingo on the aftermath. Not 100% thrilled on mounting under front seat, it is pretty tight. Under rear of front seat was a better choice, but had to have it mounted asap for a track event, so didn't have time to work out a rear mount.

This is the one I have https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008USQP8K/?tag=fordraptorforum-20

There is no 100-post alert to admins, so......you kind of have to keep track of it yourself and then request access.

It's 2023, there's no shame in getting a 9-year-old kid to help you figure out how to post a pic. Somehow, they know how to do it without ever reading an owner's manual to the internet.

You guys scared him/her off. I know it wasn't me.....

Probably Rhino lining better than powder coat.

Exactly what I have mounted under front of driver's seat. You DO NOT want a dry chemical......unless that's all that's available at the moment.

On the roof......I think it only matters if you're in a helo........ Unless the truck is going in reverse, of course....

Jeez! I have at least 3 extra pairs inside the truck! Off roading uses up wiper blades for some reason.

Come on, man! Ummmm.....that's a roll of mints in the pocket! Yeah, that's it.

So....you circumcised it? Just sayin'......

Congrats on the like-new Raptor! :D

Lighten up, Francis!

Exactly what I have.

So......you think we're "funny"????

I have ZERO faith in tpms. Don't even have the modules in my wheels. Manual pressure gauge is TWTG. TPMS is ok to know when you have a flat, but that's about it, I hate those things. I have never found them to be accurate. Maybe that's just me, but I doubt it.

Just like McDonald's where 95% of Happy Meals go uneaten if there's a FUNLAND at that location.

From everything I've read, alternators only maintain charge, if that. They rarely ever fully charge to 100% capacity. So if you use a battery tender, it usually takes 1.5 - 2 days to achieve full charge. Mine always does that. I've had my convertible plugged in for months, usually unplug it...

Technically they say that you should change u-bolts any time that they are removed and "re"-installed. I would order a fresh set anyhow, from Deaver or anyone who sells their springs. I wouldn't just get a set at a hardware store. https://deaverspring.com/U-bolt_Order_Form.pdf

Yup. Had to DOWNgrade my unlimited auto wash membership because the top level included tire shine and every time I went to get washed I forgot to tell them to skip the tire shine. Came out looking like some kind of rapper-mobile Escalade. No bueno.

and the deviI is the ceo

Don't step on any endangered dirt. https://y.yarn.co/84711f7b-92d2-46c7-86a7-f68e60bbfcfb_text.mp4

I was almost mid 30's before I got married. Don't think I could have handled it any younger.