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It Just showed up. CT is just stone throw away from Long Island. (well, not really but it’s close :wink:) Conn to VA, should take a day or 2 by UPS. I suggest you message him on ebay. He responded pretty quickly when he got back from vacation.

Yes, he said he was away on vacation, but he resumed shipping yesterday. Hopefully you’ll get yours soon.

Thanks for the tips!:like:

Thanks, for the info. But the ARB twin comp requires more than 20amps unfortunately. (see below. Its the one in the bottom of the chart)

Cool, thanks for the info anyway. :like:

Thanks, do you know if its rated to handle at least 40amps for the Twin compressor? (While I was under there, only thing I saw was the Tow/power harness) I think its safer If I run 10gauge wiring from battery then attach it to the ARB 40 amp maxi fused harness. That is how I ran it on my jeep JK...

My order from CT Joe(ebay)came in today. I spoke with him over the phone, he seems to be a stand up guy. There was a mix up with shipping, but he shipped it yesterday and it arrived today, so I'm happy. :) Haven’t had the chance to install it yet.

I finally did mock up and install of the ARB twin air compressor inside one of the tool box. I used marine grade metric screws and rubber pads for the mounting points. I also drilled several vent holes and 2 large holes for the Air hose and ARB wiring harness. ( it has built in fan to avoid...

Thanks guys!

They should’ve made it like the T6.

Agreed. But it looks better on Rockweiler’s Ranger. I think it would look great if the Ranger has lift, bigger tires and spacers.

Thanks, I thought I was missing something after install lol. BTW your Ranger’s Lookin good:like: I also like that ADD steps. (CarID sent me an email, my ADD lite steps are delayed)

For those with factory spray in bed liner, This pic shows the 2 oem bed tie downs with the 4 torx screws that you have to re-use to install the large tool box bracket. Use snips or small knife to expose or scrape just enough bed liner material off, til you clear the screw head. Do this for both...

Thanks! No issues so far when we went soft roading on sand yesterday. That includes 60 plus miles combined highway and street. The toolbox brackets and hardware seems well made and sturdy. The actual boxes on the otherhand, I wish it was made thicker or heavier duty material. It seems decent...

Thanks! Quick question, are these basically the same fender flares that Ford offers?

Thanks! I forgot to mention that if you have a factory spray in bed liner, the instruction says to take some material off to be able to acess the 4 torx screw( each side) and also scrape some material off the 3 existing factory holes near the tailgate ( each side). It wasn’t hard, just a bit...

Agreed. The rear flares seems to blend well, compared to the front. On the other hand, maybe it’s a sign for me to pull the trigger on an ADD bumper. LoL

I haven’t seen alot of fender flares discussion or posts soI figured I’d share this. I just got this installed today. From the Bushwacker description, it seems very similar to the Ford oem offering. The instruction is pretty straight forward, just take your time installing the rubber trim...

Thanks! Just to clarify, its only on designated 4x4 fishing areas, with proper permit and required equipment. (Not jones beach swimming beaches) It’s for Sore thumb,Gilgo and Robert moses democrat point. Effective April 1st to December 31st and with some summer closures. Anyway, it’s not too far...