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That order guide may be preliminary or incomplete. Apart from the inconsistencies, there's no mention of the pro access tailgate on any of the models and it omits the Tremor all together.

Just wanted to bump this question to see if anyone knows. Thanks

Reading earlier about some extended shackles binding on the Icon leafs - are the Camburgs the only ones that seem to be O.K.? I’d really prefer a 2” shackle.

Two previous posters need to read up on current patent law, and try to be less eager in the future to make such obvious fools of themselves. Publication of any invention prior to filing for a patent by anyone other than the inventor immediately bars the ability to patent it. If the inventor...

If they did, you should notice, but not for a day or so since it goes through a learning phase. Mine actually shifted much harder at first, especially from 3-5. The next day it was smooth as silk.

I've had one on for over a year now. No issues except it's harder to get leaves and pine needles out.

The software update completely transformed my truck. Hard to believe the difference.

Cool. Thanks again.

Thanks all. That makes sense and the photos are very helpful. So do you need the new bump plate to work with the bump & spacer, or is that just an extra?

Hopefully one of you guys can answer this - I see people recommending swapping out the bump plate but I can't find a post explaining why. Is it just because you might as well do it while you've got everything apart, or is there something about the Icon springs that works better with a different...

While the tilt may be within some acceptable limit, I doubt it was designed to be that way. More like some other change on the frame made them tilt back and whomever was in charge said f*ck it, too hard to correct. I've got a weird hitch receiver that people always ask about and invariably...

Should have waited for the V8.

Pretty common for AT and MT tires. You need to rotate them more often if you want to prevent that.

I don't think it's a legal question. I mean, certainly it could be, but if Izzy hasn't taken the effort to make a product available, then I doubt he'd spend the energy in court to defend it. What I'm talking about is just general honor in trying to give Izzy his due. I think we've made an...

It's not rocket science. You want someone reputable to do it, but that person doesn't have to be a race engineer. Most of us just wanted Izzy to benefit from his work. He seems like a nice guy. But I think patience has worn thin in that regard and if he's not interested enough or willing to...

If he can patent it then he can license it. But who knows if he’s willing to go through the trouble. And that’s sort of become the issue hasn’t it.

Seems like Izzy's best bet would be to license his idea to some people in other parts of the country. He could CNC the parts and sell them to the licensees, and give them a training class at their expense. Seems like there's plenty of business to have - geography is the only thing in the way...

I'm all for it. Give the bling truck the bling engine so all the bling lovers will buy it and leave the offroad truck for the offroad people. Anything that might get Jake off the forum is nothing but goodness incarnate.

Tons of F150 owners have had that issue, just search around.

My take is that if those light bars are what put him over the edge, removing them might help. But given that they aren't that big, he's probably still going to be near the edge when towing in hot weather, which isn't something I'd want to do. But I'd be willing to bet that everyone who's...

It's moulded soft touch plastic.

That's the brand I have. I think they may be the only company in the US where you can get them, at least when I got mine that's all I could find. I keep two of the E50's in the truck - one for each front seat. Drawback is that they don't have a lot of range so if it's a big fire you might not...

I've got the BuiltRights and I'm not crazy about them. The powder coating is flaking off and they're starting to rust.

Just keep a fire stick in your truck. $$$, but old fashioned fire extinguishers are, well, old fashioned.

Only true in some states, unfortunately.