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Possibly, i know i had to try a couple times, don't be afraid to push it in all the way. It seems like you really have to push it in hard

You're welcome!

This was the best picture i could get

You have to push in on the farthest one to hook into the other. They're not flush on my truck at least

Yes, it hooks onto the back between those panels and then snaps into the front

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I can get you one later today

Yep!

I had the grabber AT2s on my wrangler and they were amazing. I went with the Wildpeaks this time because i wanted the passenger tire version in the 265/70R18 size. Grabber ATXs only had the LT load range in that size

That's awesome to hear! I just bought a set of wildpeak at3w's. I heard they did well in the snow, and I was so inclined to upgrade after my geolandars let me down a this winter. Good to hear you're having a good experience

Just some basic stuff but I'd hate to have these sit around when there's a possibility someone might be able to use them https://www.ranger5g.com/forum/threads/misc-oem-parts.11498/

I've got a bunch of OEM parts lying around, some takeoffs some new. All from a 2019 XL 4x4. Figured I'd post them here in case anyone is interested. Can provide pics upon request. Local pickup/meetup preferred OEM FX4 front tow hooks, used in good condition - $25 OEM FX4 front struts and rear...

I'm used to driving in snow and pushed my truck to its limits a few weeks ago. Tires are important... Running roughly 32" Yohokama Geolander ATs (not by choice - came on the truck). Not a fan. Got stuck with them at 30 psi. Aired down to 15 and they work just okay, was at least able to winch...

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You must be in Flagstaff? Love the truck! That's probably my favorite color now. I'm also from the area

As far as i know, the switch panel is the only official part thats compatible with the US model. The lightbar mount for the grill was compatible with an aftermarket Raptor grill with some modification. I was very thrilled to find all these fit my truck perfectly!

Hey there! The wiring is super easy as long as you know the basics. The way i routed it required no additional removal of interior panels. At the back of the switch panel, the wires can be tucked behind the panel beneath the steering wheel. From then, i went through the existing rubber grommet...

Yeah keep in mind they list AUD prices so you have to do the math to check - not sure if you already did. I bought a light bar and mounts from the same company and it was all under $300 USD. Super good deal for the quality in my opinion. The price for the panel is worth it considering it's so...

https://www.stedi.com.au/switch-panel-to-suit-ford.html

That pic in my OP is of the panel in my NA model truck. They are straight out