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You can improve city mileage by dangling every off road accessory possible from your bed rack and driving around the city.

19.8 since reset after tune 3 mo ago. Ran Livernois perf tune which dramatically lowered highway mpg from stock. Changed to trailer tow (did not reset) and avg improving now. Always 91 octane.

50, and not happy about it. First vehicle was a 1969 Ford Bronco. Black, beefed up 302, leather diamond tuck interior. Got it from a family friend who used to race rail cars. My heart still goes pitter patter when I hear or see one. First Ranger was 1990 4x4 Extended cab. Had to sell it for...

Welp, I just sold my almost new Yakima roof rack that I bought for my Century/Leer topper. Hated how it looked and felt. My bad for choosing the wider size (platform B @ 54"). It sure looked great on the 4dr Wrangler driving away...as if it was made for it. ? Anyway, has anyone installed a...

That stupid left 12v outlet just gets in the way and the lid is constantly flipped up. I like your solution, and the previous suggestion on epoxy. I have lots of UV epoxy, colors even. Hmm.

The shop didn't adjust my headlights afterwards. I ended up doing it myself. Would have preferred they did it.

So that seems to confirm it's the electric seats that have restricted travel and not Scab vs Screw.

By gawd you are right! It sure does telescope after all. Thanks Grumpaw. Kind of silly though...I have the seat all the back and would only need to telescope if I had t-rex arms.

My steering wheel tilts but does not telescope and the seat belts are fixed. I would not be surprised if those were only SCrew international features. Sometimes dealers tell the truth. Sometimes. ?

One difference that I noticed when I drove my neighbor's SCrew: The Scab driver seat (mine) doesn't slide back as far. I have mine all the way back. His, I almost needed to move it forward an inch. I was comparing my electric Lariat seat to his base manual seat, not sure if that accounts for...

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