Yeah, no thanks. Iāll stick to the grab handle. When they added air vents for the rear passengers in the center console for 2025 they should have added rear cup holders or a FITS setup there!
This is obviously a personal decision based on your lifestyle and practicality of having one car that fits your needs. That being said, I am no fan of HCās and wouldnāt take one if it were given to me for free. They are also a dime a dozen here as Iām assuming they are in FL. Youāll find people...
2023 was the last year for Code Orange. Did you mean 2023? š¤ CO is hands down the best color IMHO for the Raptor and low mileage CO Braptors may hold their value well down the line.
We already know thereās no refresh for the Raptor in 2025. Besides paint options, the only other change Iām aware of are rear A/C vents. Word on the street is bigger changes due for MY 2026. But again all speculation at this point.
Donāt recall ever seeing CO hooks on the FP website, only orange. I know the p/n for the black OE tow hooks and the quality is actually crap and theyāre not cheap. Best thing to do is either spray them or ideally powder coat your original hooks. Hereās what you need...
itās your truck. You donāt need to justify why you like or want something.
The OE carbon knob is relatively cheap given you actually get entire shifter assembly for about $278. But you only need the actual knob and it installs in 30 seconds. P/T ND2Z-7210-BB.
Noticed a few of these on the front bumper (assuming from rocks). Looks like the bumper is coated. Any way to repair or paint the bumper to repair something like this? More of an eyesore.
I wanted to share some information for those looking to put their vehicle battery on maintenance (aka trickle), if your car sits more than itās driven like mine. Of course you can do this the traditional way by connecting the alligator clips from the charger direct to the battery (read caution...
Itās not the location of the rear vents. Itās just having working rear vents. My kids complain thereās not enough air circulation back there on long trips. And on cold days without the top it also provides heat. Clearly Ford understood the issues and finally figured out how to better implement them.
Iām here for the rear vents. Thatās probably the single biggest complaint I have (or my kids have!) sitting in the rear. Glad to see Ford finally figured this out but there has to be a way to retrofit this into older models. Hopefully itās just plumbing of new hvac tubes and center console...
Canāt wait for Cali ready product. Your video shows it as a DIY calibration. But isnāt the warranty only available if done by the dealer or a certified tech?