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Congrats but honestly not a fan. Too big a tire IMO and I really don’t like body lifts >1”

@Mace GOAT has a Badlands. I understand 35s will fit on Badlands, which have slight lift over Outerbanks and other models with base HOSS suspension. Those base suspension models like OB would need small lift to fit 35s, especially if you plan on doing any off-roading. IMO you need to stick with...

@GOAT Ok great, thanks!

Nice! Where did you get your door sill protectors?

I agree. Some folks bought into the hype and marketing but may not like having a truck. And all the surprised folks when the MPG estimates were released. And those that thought it could be a somewhat economical long distance daily driver. And those that criticize the character of the truck for...

Great toy and extra vehicle but not a good daily driver if you do lots of miles due to high cost of ownership and low mpg, unless you just don’t care about the cost then it’s fine.

Ride quality is good. I put them on Day 2 so not much time to compare to stock BFGs. But I didn’t notice much difference. Truck rides very good.

It’s not quiet like stock. But if you want loud exhaust then this one’s not for you. But if you want noticeable yet moderate and refined sound, this is a great option.

Nice, thanks for posting! I put FI axle back on my 2.7L Badlands a few months ago and love it. Quality piece that gives it a nice bit of sound but without making my wife complain like she used to with my Mustang GT… phew!

Just the 1” Zone front level, which is really only 0.75” since I didn’t add the 2nd spacer below the shock. But also, Badlands stock is slightly lifted vs OB, etc. Oh also, my wheels are 17x8 +25 KMC for “no poke” with the SAS flares I added.

I put 305 Toyo Open Country AT3 on my 21 Badlands. I’ve had 20 different tire types/ brands over the decades and these tires are top notch. Only regret is that I could have got 315’s. I was concerned about fitment but many others have found that 315’s (or “35s”) fit with no problem, especially...

Thoughts on the Zone 2” (PN F1221 for Bilstein shock vehicles) but installing front spacer only … i.e., without installing the small front spring perch collar? Reason I ask is if I’m lifting the rear only 1” then I only want 1.25” or 1.5” in front and not 2”.

The OPs pic is not silver IMO. I thought it was white but looking closer it appears to be cactus grey.

I’m very happy with the MGV here in central NC with windows off/down all summer and I rarely ever use AC. And I’m a heavy sweater but I’ve not noticed any issue.

I just retired and the truck is paid off, and it’s one of my favorite vehicles that I’ve owned, so probably until I die or they take my license away ;)

Yes! Needs black or white wheels.

I love my 10 speed but I have 2.7

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I don’t use it much, as I typically have windows down and soft top windows removed. But it’s worked great when I’ve used it over the past year.

Nice! 35s are the best size and stance IMO, especially for 2 door. And a level lift does these trucks wonders.