While I am not particularly against shipping...I do not have boxes for these and I would imagine it would be at least $200 to get them to Ohio. Shipping has gotten super expensive.
Offered up for sale is a nice pair of Ford OEM tube doors for the two door. These are in new condition, never mounted and still in the factory bags. Comes with all required hardware. Also comes with the Ford OEM bags for storing either the tube doors or your standard doors when not in use. If...
Can't believe this is still for sale! Curious...how did you find your specific production numbers? I have a 2 Door Wildtrak with every thing you mention minus the Hoss 3.0. Would love to know how many are out there!
One method that may help if you stick with the stock drain plug...do not take the oil filler cap or the oil filter off prior to pulling the drain plug. It will come out way slower. Then, once you have the stream managed pull the cap and proceed with the filter change. Works for me anyway.
I went with the "Brawny". I felt like it looked better in the pics, and it is most certainly named aptly. Seems like a very heavy duty cover and so far has been holding up great!
Got mine mounted yesterday. Very happy with the quality and the customer service was top notch. Tim was super responsive and got my product delivered quickly. I opted for the higher end "Brawny" cover. Real nice!
Are both of these covers from the same manufacturer and website? The reason I ask is that the tan has piping around the diameter and does not seem to fit as well as the Sasquatch. I really like the way that one looks! Different materials maybe?
I am also in the market for a V2. I believe that is a V1 in that listing. The V1 has two black arms that extend straight out to support the front of the top. The V2 has two green arms that fold out to support the front.
Mine is also harsh on the 1-2-3 upshifts at light to normal thottle. It is more pronounced when it's still cold. After fully warmed up, much less pronounced. I have the FP tune and it still does it.
Just came across this thread, so far my hardtop is good. Pardon me if this question has been addressed but I am curious if the majority of the failures have been on tops that have been removed and remounted or if there is no correlation. I have never removed mine but I am considering purchasing...
More then likely they are just suggesting to tape up the end of the fog light connector.
In my experience, yes only takes a few minutes to bolt on the bumper. The bumper bracketry did take a while for me though. Another nice factor of doing this swap is the modular has areas that are perfect...