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@itsrichierich Prairie City is fun for about an hour or two. There are some trails near clear lake. They are pretty easy, but some nice views. Pm me if you want some GPX files.

@6ixpoint2 , yes it was the valves in the fox 3.0s clicking. Sounds just like this

I've done it like 3 times its pretty easy. Once you pop both sides it should just come out like nothing.

I had the same sound on my Gen 2 Fox 3.0. It was the valves chattering over bumps. It took a friend an I an hour of riding in the bed over bumps to figure this out.

I have one of these mounted under the driver seat. I also have an element in the center console. https://www.h3rperformance.com/collections/maxout-fire-extinguishers

Looks bent.

Does the tremor package reduce towing capacity?

This is a pretty good trail I would recommend anyone in LV Check out. Its kind of slow and scenic at the beginning, but the end is a wash that you can drive pretty fast in and practice your power slides. Also a good way to get into the Lake Mead Recreation area without paying. Haha

This was the scariest Bucks I have ever been to. I legit thought we were going to fall off the cliff a few times.

You can still run a spare. I have two, the one under the truck and the one in the bed.

I just did your option 2 on a 2018 with 45K on it. I'm pretty happy with the results.

I did some wheeling around Barstow, CA and I forgot that I had installed the hitch slider. I dragged the rear end pretty good a few times and thought for sure I crushed my exhaust tips. Everything was good thanks to the hitch slider.

I use this one https://41twentytwo.com/product/hitch-slider/ I have an ADD stealth fighter rear bumper and I bent the hell out of the trailer wiring harness. I'll let you know how well it works out in a couple of weeks.

I've seen people open the hood of the vehicle being recovered as another layer of protection for things flying through the windshield.

I just installed +3HD Deavers. Only have like 50 miles on them. I like them so far. If you go Deavers go +2HD and that will be stock ride height. At 40" you are already sagging like 1.5".

Went driving in the snow with some Toyota guys near Auburn, CA. This was basically an unplowed paved road, was pretty fun. First time driving in snow for me.

Yes, download the area you are going to be in. I use a Samsung tablet that has a built in GPS chip. I download the maps before hand and have no problem navigating. They have wireless carplay and android auto devices you can use, but I haven't tried any of those.

I think you only need an external GPS antenna if your tablet doesn't have a GPS chip already.

My 2018 is the same, but opposite. My slider and driver side work, passenger side does not.

The tires on my 18 wore the same way. When I got new tires my alignment guy said the factory specs are causing the tires to wear on the inside. Something about toe in. I can't remember exactly what he said, but he said every F150 and raptor he has done is the same way. If you get aligned to...

You have to buy a programing software from RT systems its like $35. There is a YouTube video that walks you through the programing process.

Damn, that tire looks crazy.

What model In-Reach do you guys have?

Well, that's not what I wanted to hear. A friend of a friend had one on their Porsche and I thought the image was pretty cool. I'll probably get it anyway because I'm dumb. :hahano:

that looks good. Can you give us a write up?