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I bet! That's why you have to add just a little customization to make it your own.
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RSE Step Sliders will be installed on Monday.
Looking to get some Method wheels (maybe the 705s) and as much as I like the color, they won't be bronze. lol
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Seeing more on the road! And having fun slowly adding things.
? Iāve read and watched videos on mud flaps. I seen and read about rock chips and got me scared to death. Mud flaps Iāve seen look terrible and are expensive. How is everyone thinking about handling this?
lol. I literally just got on here to find some info about mud flaps. Went off road for the first time today, and coming home I was throwing gravel everywhere.
I thought I had seen a thread with a site that you could use FordPass points? Hoping to find that and get some ordered asap.
Man VB is a great color. It came down to VB and HPR for mine. 2 totally different colors i know. but i literally let my 4 year old decide since i was so torn between the two. He loved the red and i did as well.Almost done. Love it.
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Looks great!
I was trading niceties with a guy in a FJ Cruiser at a stop light.
He loved my CG. I told him it was a super popular color though and there will be tons of them around. Kinda wish I'd gone EG or HPR, but I didn't dare change late and risk messing up my order. I'll be happy enough with my CG.
I went with RekGen mud flaps. $180 I think for front and back sets. They look fine to me. Sorry, these are the only photos I have and wasnāt taking them to focus on the
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I went with the RokBlokz because I wanted more coverage, since these are known rock slingers! Haha. They're also quickly detachable for when you're out in the muck and rocks.
Haven't received them yet.RokBlokz-because spelling no longer matters
Haven't received them yet.RokBlokz-because spelling no longer matters
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CG is sweet and timeless!
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My OBX side steps seem to help but hasnāt been bad so far. Iām running Nitto G2ās and so far not they have been bad at slinging rocks, but I have heard a few hit my steps. I hear the stock SAS tires are bad about it. Not sure if any real good solution other than steps and maybe a thicker PPF like Kavaca self healing PPF and itās pricey.
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