@V1Rotate Do you know the difficulty rating? Like Hurricane Creek being a 5 and Bent Creek being a 1? Looking for something around a 3. Some obstacles but nothing too sketchy.
*note to those who may see Hurricane Creek as a easy/moderate trail, that's about as difficult as I'm comfortable with.
Looking for new trails to run in the WNC area. I have done Old NC 105, Buzzards roost, Hurricane Creek, Bent Creek, and The Pisgah Trails out near Brevard. I am local in Asheville and don't mind driving 2 hours but really want to stick to the more forest service roads or true trails as opposed...
I feel you! My last vehicle was sold to me without disclosing that it had structural damage previously. Needless to say, I now ask for carfax and other history reports on any vehicle I'm looking to purchase. It's nice to find businesses that are honest and upfront, no matter how few and far...
My thought process, and I am only speaking for myself in this specific situation, was that going to the Ford Dealer would mean they were the most familiar with working on Ford Vehicles. It had nothing to do with liability or anything. Overall I have had a positive experience with the dealership...
Do you have the Aux switches? - I do! This is the only reason i even considered the self install.
If you are not comfortable self installing, pay a qualified local installer. Dealer is just acting like a dealer. - I have already started getting quotes from some of the more well known shops...
I was heavily considering self install. The thing holding me back is a lack of tools ( I have none) and limited to no experience with wiring anything. I've watched videos and read the instructions but just don't feel super confident. I figured I'd do my due diligence and take it to Ford directly...
So I called out the Service Manager at the Local Ford Dealer I purchased and have had maintenance from about installing a set of Baja Designs A Pilar lights and the manager mentioned that they don't always like to install non-OEM parts because it could potential cause a warranty issue. This...
Wheels, Tires, Suspension first and foremost if you're going to be off roading it. I'd probably do some underbody armor and rock rails of some sort from there. Have fun with it, it's really a blank canvas for you from here.
I had this problem with one of the rear passenger side bottom clip. It would be under warranty based off a conversation with a single person, from a dealership, on this forum (so take that info with a grain of salt) Take it in to your dealership service team and see what they say they can do