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This is the link, but it looks like they are out of stock. https://www.ebay.com/itm/4-Wheel-Spacers-1-5-Hubcentric-6x5-5-Fits-Ford-Ranger-2019-2020/264227484580?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649

They've held up good so far, but that's mostly because i put the 3m paint defender spray over the top of them. Haven't really put much thought into selling it because the decal alone (without a protective coating) probably wouldn't hold up for long. I wouldn't feel comfortable selling them...

I just used some gloss black vinyl i found on ebay and used a heat gun to help stretch it and wrap it around the door handles. It's kind of a pain and doesn't come out perfect (unless you are just really good at wrapping with vinyl), but it still looks better than the stock dull black handles.

I went with 265/70/18 with 3” level. When those tires wear down I’ll be going 285 because the 265 are a little too skinny for me. Only reason I did this size was to help with mpg and performance because those 285s start to get heavy

I used 1.5” spacers from lugnutguys. Went back and forth between 1” or 1.5”, because I was worried 1.5 would be too aggressive/wide. Glad I went with the 1.5” though.

Used this with some small modifications. https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/jobsmart-15-in-steel-gadget-box-2209s796?cm_vc=-10005 Mounted it using a toggle bolt where the existing cutout is for the bull rings in the bed.

Added a little extra storage space for straps small tools etc.. Now just have to wait to see how it holds up and if it gets in the way when i put things in the bed, but it is slimmer than the wheel and tailgate hump. Also no drilling required in the bed, so I can remove if needed without...

I can hear the rumble when starting, idling, and accelerating and can confirm that this sound is generated from both the front left and front right channels. I can’t speak to whether or not they are quieter or louder than the levels that the rear speakers generate because I’ve never tapped into...

Oh yea, ended up tapping into the front door speaker wires to avoid the fake engine noise that the rear speakers generate. This was actually pretty easy. Just remove the passenger and driver side kick panels and you will see a couple of harness connections in there. Obviously the harness going...

Finally finished up running the wires. 2 broken trim pieces where the blue clips were (jb plastic weld fixed that) and 3 broken white retaining clips (which I just bought more at the auto parts store). Idk what the hell the deal was, but I’ve done this type of work several times in the past...

Thanks for taking the time to do that. You made it look easy lol. I swear the first one I pulled last night did not come off nearly that easily and the damn clip broke, so that’s why resorted to this forum before I started breaking anything else. Thanks again

I’m on a loosing streak with this truck/trim trim. Been using panel removal tools and working my way around the trim as gently as I can, but this thing is kicking my a$$ lol. You’ve removed the floor trim (like in picture) and trim around the driver/passenger seatbelt with no issues?

Ok...need some help here with trim removal. This truck has been a nightmare compared to others as far as removing the trim goes without breaking the trim. On other vehicles I’ve had, normally the clip just breaks and it’s no big deal, just by a new clip. Anyways what is the secret to removing...

Thanks. That’s the first time I’ve come across that thread. Guess this will be my next project

I’m guessing you have the B&O system in your truck? From my understanding the XLTs don’t have the wiring for the B&O amp/sub

I’ve searched through some of the threads, but haven’t been able to see where exactly people are tapping into the existing speaker wires to connect a line-out converter for the non B&O system owners. Anyone have suggestions (which hopefully doesn’t involve popping off too much trimming...I hate...

Very clean install!! How did you go about fitting/building the sub box to fit the contour of the storage area?

My passenger window has a snowflake in it. Dealership is suppose to be replacing it when I get around to it.