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But then that would answer a question that is important, hasn't been asked, and useful at this stage.
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They told me they are looking into other placement locations for the front camera.
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That's really good to hear. TYVM
Is B&P available by 2050?
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We already know the camera is blocked and Ford is working on it to either relocate or redesign the winch. Been talked about in many threads.
From yesterday Q&A:
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Question 13 was just a reiteration of the question and answer from the video. Unsure which it is though.
Exactly my point. And you can’t get Lux package on some trims soooo. Ugh!didnt like the extra power ports for the top dash rail are LUX package option. the whole point of the rail is to put stuff on itlet me get that USB extension cord.
I’m pumped that they clearly stated that the 2 door modular side windows are removable. I was hoping that they didn’t take that away from ALL OF US (2 door modular enthusiasts=The TOP 12.1%) JK, don’t go too crazy.
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What they're focused on is getting members to provide individual personal info or answer surveys with marketable demographic data and then sell it to third parties. That's where the money is. No one should doubt that.
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Yeah, I get that. I'm just tired of them answering questions like we are a bunch of junior high girls. People who have taken the time to be there and ask questions obviously have more than a small amount of knowledge on the subject and would appreciate actual answers. In essence, all suspensions are similar. If I'm asking, it's because I want to know details. It's like asking what tires will be on it and they say round.
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Only 110 pound roof capacity? I have a Hobie Pro Angler 14 kayak I rooftop that weighs 150 pounds... Come on Ford. That is essentially two pieces of checked luggage.
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Fair point. Understandable frustration. I'm confused too about what the concrete difference is between the two suspension setups. Seems like something that should be already well documented by Ford but isn't.
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Agreed. I wish someone would have asked WHY the dynamic load is so low at 110lbs? Is it because of the factory rack's limitations or is it due to handling / rollover concerns? Really I just want to know if an aftermarket rack solution can increase the dynamic load capacity.
Due to the high price I may bump down to the BD and just squatch it.
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