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the tint going on the windshield isn't making it darker, the film is there to block heat and uv. as far as legal... dot says the windshield can not drop below 70%.

goo gone https://www.amazon.com/Goo-Gone-Original-Liquid-Adhesive/dp/B00006IBNJ

it's a 6-8 week build time. i was the first order. i emailed last week and he should have 20 sets to powder coating this week and packing next week.

check here: https://blendmount.com/vehicle-fit-guide/ they had to create a new mount for the ranger.

go to a custom vinyl guy. they can design whatever ya want. print/cut/install. the guy here pulls your truck up on the pc and designs what ya want, and ya get to see what it looks like beforehand.

i did the same as Randy. works great for heat and uv. the only down side is I wear polarized sunglasses and when i look thru tint i see these small rainbow areas like things. as far as the law goes, DOT says the windshield cannot be below 70% total. most modern cars already have a little tint...

the more lights up front - the better chance you'll be seen and protect you from a wreck!! ;)

chili pepper red,

looking for good places to off-road. suggestions?

Phil - not sure which reg, didn't find it in a search. basing it off the articles that talk about high ethanol gas stating that vehicles pre 2013 need to check the manufacturers specs to make sure the fuel system hardware doesn't contain parts that could be damaged by the ethanol....seals...

as of 2013 all automotive fuel systems are required to handle ethanol. The tune is the only limiting factor on the amount of ethanol.

ditto, once his is sold.

My FRS was setup to run any mixture of 91 octane - E85. There was a gauge that monitored the ethanol level and the tune adjusted on the fly. when using 91 octane I got 30 mpg and good hp & tq with a super charger. On E85 I only got 20 mpg but a 50 hp 50 tq boost... it was mental how different...

is there an excel sheet for the ranger?

you would think the raptor would have rock sliders if it's all that off-roading....

the question you're asking is missing vital info: 1. are you installing a lift and what size? 2. what size tires do you want to run?

So I have been looking through the forum, searching google......... I'm looking at the icon stage 2 and want to run 285/70 R17 tires. the problem is finding wheels. I like this look: but need an offset around 24 and back spacing < 6" anyone found something similar?

unless your neighbors have a truck, nerf bars or rock sliders block most door dings. car wash when ya fill up covers most everything else. for the inside, a high end uv/heat blocking tint is great. they make a 70% that doesn't darken the windows and it can be put on the windshield.

I had Nerf bars on my Tacoma and busted them on light off-roading. i knew this time i was getting rock sliders so I wouldn't have that problem again.