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apparently GUMOUT runs PEA (polyether-amine) in its solution which is a powerful engine cleaner. The website for gumout actually has a comparison to seafoam which has some interesting facts

This is some good stuff I run a bottle every 2500-3500 miles

Beautiful truck! Now to really be a ranger family member check for gas in your oil and think long and hard about a tailgate damper. And always listen when gears are shifting from 1st to 3rd skipping second! In all seriousness I love my ranger and im sure you will too

yes this is a screenshot of a video review of north american gen 6 ranger. Thank you for correcting me on the cylinder and understanding what I meant. It definitely looks like the cover has expanded out to cover that cylinder. Im going to edit this to reflect cylinder 4.

I also posted this in general topics, but does this look like a cover for cylinder 4 (edited i originally put cyl 1) to protect the cylinder well from getting water in it?

Does it look like the new Gen6 have a cover for the 1st cylinder well to correct water infiltration?

I have the truxedo one, I installed it a year ago and “knock on wood” have not had any leaks. Water does get in on the sides of tail gate but not alot and no fault of the actual cover itself.

I posted this originally as a response to another thread but figured id post it to the main page. I used my truck for the first time in snow last week for a 60 mile commute home and was very pleased with the performance. I ran 4H normal on the highways and then ran the 4H snow/sand/gravel on...

I used my truck for the first time in snow last week for a 60 mile commute home and was very pleased with the performance. I ran 4H normal on the highways and then ran the 4H snow/sand/gravel on the mountain and was equally impressed. Def could tell the difference in power distribution and...

if my calculations are correct, when that ranger hits 88mph were gonna see some serious sh^t

ATV with a 4 inch drop hitch

im in the northeast, winters here are hit or miss honestly

Has anyone installed these on their trucks? Im thinking about putting one in my bed. Its mainly used for firewood, and during hunting season the occasional deer. If so please share your thoughts and pictures. Thanks!

looks great, can never go wrong with KO2s! I plan on putting them on mine when the hankooks wear out.

Interestingly enough my job just got a ford ranger fresh from factory with the same indents on both sides of the hood. My personal auto only has it on one side. To be honest on both sides the indents look like they are supposed to be there and I probably would have never noticed, but being on...

yeah same here i noticed it on a cloudy day about 5 days after picking it up

same crease in same spot. pretty disappointed but i guess there is not much that can be done

interesting, I just picked up my 23 ranger xlt brand new. As soon as I pulled it in my driveway I noticed the same type of indent as described above