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I love your setup! Looks like a lot of planning went into this! I may adopt some form of slat system for the upper part of the sleeping platform so it can stow away when not in use ?? I’m thinking supports on the sides of the bed and one center support in the middle.

Fun fact... I’ve had a roam vagabond lite for sale! Had it for a year and a half and due to the sloped sides I also have to sleep diagonal in it ?. I promise you I fit, even in my friends 5ft Tacoma with a shell! I have more room in the ranger even due to the fact it has bed rails compared to...

Thanks for your input! I’m happy you reached out! You probably think it’s wild but my 6’6 friend was able to fit in my friends 5ft ranger bed no problem diagonal. I’ve tried it out in my truck and my friensa Tacoma as well and while it’s tight I’m able to lay flat on my back fully extended with...

Thanks man! Appreciate it :]

Roam Adventure Company Vagabond Lite RTT and Yakima Outpost HD Rack Combo. I am including custom milled aluminum Wheel Every Weekend RTT security mounts cut to fit the Yakima HD Bars perfectly. Tent is in great shape! Only slept in it 15 nights in total. Asking 2400 or best offer! (I spent $2900...

Yea I will fit! No concerns on that front. Already tried it with a big piece of plywood laying on the wheel Wells. I was thinking of doing two 2x6 running the width of the bed and a support running down the middle length of the bed.

Thanks for these details and the picture! Im 6'4" and will have to sleep diagonally so I need the plywood to run edge to edge in my bed. Think I'll have any luck running 2x6 from left to right across the bed and putting them on the ledge that's built into the wall of the bed?

Hi all, I was unable to find any threads on sleeping platforms for a truck cap. Looking to build a simple and removable sleeping platform for the inside of my truck cap. All I find are tacoma videos lol. Please help and send pics of yours if you have any! -adv_ranger

Just hit 16,000 miles yesterday. Still love the suspension, especially offroad. I would bottom out on stock suspension all the time, as well as bob all over the road. Now ride is compliant, damped, and comfortable!

How does one change things in ForScan? I'm confused as to what I need to change exactly. How do I know what change? I see a code but not sure if that's what I'm supposed to enter or if I just modify one thing within that. Things I want to change on the ranger: --> Any and all dings related to...

Actually yes you can. You have to manually go in and enter the revolutions per mile of your tire (you can look this up online) and enter that into the tuner.

I worry about the engines reliability WITHOUT this tune... These turbo 4 cylinder engines were first designed for the focus RS and ST for high compression and performance output. Ford dummed down the engine to take 87 which burns slower and honestly will not live as long as the engine was...

Could you go into more detail on what you did here? What are the dimensions of the bracket you made and how did you relocate and move pieces on the compressor? This looks ideal. I have the arb single compressor box kit just like you. I would love to run this setup!

I've attached my install images below. Stage 2 is the way to go! Simplified install and made things much easier. The trick is to remove your axle nut otherwise your whole assembly will pop out of its socket. NIGHT AND DAY DIFFERENCE. That's my takeaway after 4,000 miles on new suspension. Plus...

Thank you so much for this!!

WELL I am sold! I was trying to decide between the stage 1 and stage 2 kits and boy I am SO happy I found this thread! Thank you for the in depth review of these shocks. I deeply appreciate the time it took you to do this and give us your honest opinion!

Hey there! Bought my new ranger back in february of 2020 and everytime I would turn on the A/C it would smell like burnt plastic. It has started happening less and less but sometimes it surprises me. It defeats the new car smell and well it smells like melted plastic. Not the nicest thing to...