Recent content by adllewis42

2019 - Just turned over 35k. Not a single issue. I change the oil every 5k and filter every 10. I changed the air filter at 25 after going through a massive dust storm in Idaho.

From what I hear, they don't Honestly, it doesn't bother me enough to worry about swapping them out but you may feel differently about it.

I love this guy for his content but, like @FordTechOne has said, he's heavily modified this truck and then beats the **** out of it regularly. I don't know what other outcome you'd expect from this.

I think you can get that under full articulation but this is just during normal operating.

I don't think it's dirt or uneven torque (at least with the bolts). Mine got hella squeaky in the summer as they got loaded up with dust and dirt so I drooped the rear a few times, loosened the bolts, and pressure washed between leafs a few times to help get rid of it. Doing that had me...

I don't know if it makes you feel any better but I occasionally get the same noise with my Icon springs. Never had the noise before the install and I sometimes get it now. If I'm pulling out of my driveway and the truck articulates over the lip, I'll almost always get a pop/click/clunk sound...

I'm convinced that the people that dog on KO2's also hoon the **** out of their car. I've had a few sets on KO2's on a couple different cars and I've never had a problem with them in dry, wet, or snow. They're definitely not an "all-season" or "snow" tire but they've been great to me and were...

Wow @McTuggernuts - That rear end is riding SUPER high

Glad it worked out well for you but why not use Tow/Haul mode? Why Sport mode?

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He's having a lot of issues, sure, but to be fair to the truck, he also hammers the shit outta that thing. You can say whatever you want about the Raptor and what it was built to take but I promise you that no "general production" vehicle is going to ever be built to take that kind of abuse over...

I think it's going to all depend on how you "offroad" or "overland". If you're going on pretty well-defined trails, I think it would be fine. Hell, the boys at RVs of America drug all of the Black Series campers through all kinds of terrain without issue.

So what's different between the one they saw previously but did warranty, and yours? Did they give you a reason why they think yours wont be covered?

So again, this gets me to the same place as before. Everyone likes to talk about the "legality" of it and how "insurance companies will have a field day" but is there any evidence for this? Has this ever been adjudicated? Like you said, couldn't you just show that with upgraded springs, you've...

Does anyone actually have evidence of this happening? I hear this argument all the time but I've never actually seen it happen.