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No issue but I only have 20k miles. Tires are still in great shape. No issues with the lift have arisen either. I still love the truck.

@pocket_geek I’m trying to track the wiring here. From the head unit to T harness then all 8 into the dsp(yellow wires?) then Dsp to rca to key 500 and key 200? Then back to t harness.

My first full tank with the lift and level came in at 18.4 mpg hand calculated. I did about 50/50 city highway, I did tow my boat once on this tank for about 6 miles so that ate up about 3/4-1 gallon there as most of that drive is stop and go. so average that back out and it comes to 19.1mpg...

All washed and waxed until tomorrow’s pollen bath at least. Installed the auto fold mirrors also. Really happy with that.

How hard was it to route the cable? What length cable did you use? Picture with the phone mounted?

Install done today. Works great. Had to reset my one touch window switch, I assume because I removed the entire wire harness for easier access to the lock wire.

What ceramic did you use? Did you do it yourself?

if you go to nittos website and click on the ridge grappler specs it says 7.5-9.5

Not that I know of.

I I did do the PCM relearn and the code persisted.

the lighting in this picture makes it look almost like abyss gray. Wish they would bring that color to the ranger!

I do still have the U0422 code “invalid data received from Body Control Module” no check engine light.

No the free one works.

You don’t have to do that anymore. Forscan has majorly improved their interface. Most of the menus are just drop down and select now. When you enter the BCM(body control module) and towards the bottom there is a line item “tire size”, its in MM. Calculate your tire circumstance in MM and...

Forgive me if this has been covered but I can’t seem to get the program to scan the MS modules. any suggestions? The program doesn’t even ask if I have a can switch(which I do).

I bought an $18 one. I don’t expect to be using it a ton. It’s worked fine so far.

They aren’t covers. They are a full reupholstering.

In forscan. It’s pretty easy. Go to forscan.org and sign up and request a trial period key. Buy a obdii connector and install the drivers. open the program, connect to truck, find the body module, change tire size and write. I changed mine to 2540mm and I’m really close. Within 1mph at 55...

Eibach 3”/1” 1” bora spacers FYI In forscan I adjusted my tire size to 2614mm which is equal to the 102.9” diameter nitto has on their website for these tires and I went from 5mph slow to about 2mph fast.(odometer compared to gps) I’ll adjust with the mm size down a bit and report back...

This Thread is slightly outdated now so I just wanted to update it. Changing the size in the mm selection now does work! Some fine tuning will still be required. I changed mine to the manufacturers specifications on the tire and instead of being about 5 mph slow on the speedometer I’m about 2...