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Good point. I didn't consider this. I don't find the FX4 suspension overly bouncy but I know many others have voiced their disapproval.

Thanks! I will check it out.

Yeah I saw that also. Was curious if it was just a ploy to sell more shocks. LOL Just wondering if anyone with experience with this kit could see any differences between the two. I think the Eibach shocks are adjustable, but not sure.

Anyone know if you can use the Eibach springs on the stock struts? I see they sell them separately.

No one knows?

The Roush is available as mentioned and also AFE makes one... https://afepower.com/afe-power-53-10021r-quantum-pro-5r-cold-air-intake-system

One of my Rottweilers in the bed. Can you tell he was the first to ride in the new truck. He's so proud. LOL

I haven't quite decided on how much of a lift I want to run or which wheel/tire combo I want to go with. I'm currently thinking I want to run 33's and a 3.5 inch lift. Does anyone know what the biggest tire size is that will still fit in the stock spare tire location? Thanks in advance, Coby

I think it's based on outside temperature. I've noticed mine comes on automatically at lower temps and stays off on warmer days. I haven't figured out the cutoff point yet though.

That's awesome! They truly are a gifted breed in many ways! Are your's littermates?

I love Border Collies. I had one for 14 years. :sunglasses:

You're welcome. I think the filter plus your list is similar to "13 second Ranger's" setup and he's beating Vettes. Lol. Hopefully he will pitch in with some insight. My wish list is similar to your's. :rockon: Looking forward to seeing how it works out for you! Good luck. :sunglasses:

I'm almost certain I've seen them on eBay as well.

Maybe add a drop in filter also? Maybe @13 Second Ranger can help.

Have three Rottweilers and three coonhounds. Haven't let them on the leather yet. The Rotts ride around town in the open bed and the hounds have a box in the bed that they ride in when I go hunting.

Your dealer is correct. The Lariat mirrors have turn signals in them so they are slightly different.

ProComp, BDS and FabTech sell modified crash bars. Any reputable shop should be able to install them.

What hurts performance on Harleys in regards to pipes is drag pipes or in other words big pipes with no baffles which results in little to no back pressure. A similar setup on a truck would be running really big pipes with no muffler or cat (straight pipes). I think as long as you stay at 3...

Thanks for the video. It sounds good!

ProComp, BDS and FabTech sell modified crash bars (aka intrusion beams) if you don't get a kit that includes them. FabTech recommends 20x9 with +30 offset with 33s on their 3.5 inch lift. The gallery at customoffsets.com has a hand full of Rangers with lift and tire and rim offset info as well...