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I'm looking forward to the stock Lobo springs showing up on the used market - I want to lower my truck, but not as far as the Eibach and H&Rs go.

It looks like they also have just inserts that don't cover the headrest. https://www.covercraft.com/product/sheepskin-ready-fit-seat-insert/GT-GTCN I didn't buy a Lariat specifically because I test drive one and absolutely hated the seating material. Hope you find a solution that works! If...

https://www.covercraft.com/product/sheepskin-custom-seat-covers/CGT-GTSK Not cheap!

A few weeks ago I found a full cargo management system for sale including the rails and crossbars for cheap. After making a few measurements, it seemed as though my existing bike rack would work with the bars, but after installing them, it was clear another solution would be needed. I used a...

I'm 6'4" and about 175 and was surprised how comfortable it is. So much so that it barely matters where the seat is positioned, I can still get in and drive. I did add washers under the front seat bolts to give it more lean when it is as low as it will go. I did a 400 mile trip last weekend...

The problem with the Mabett light inserts is that they look very cheap and not OEM. They look like aftermarket LEDs that are not color or temp matched to the existing lighting on the truck.

That's fair, you are welcome to do as you wish - I agree wholeheartedly. I don't think that makes it any less of a bad idea, however. Ignoring the wastefulness, it's simply not good for gasoline engine to idle for extended periods as combustion temps remain low, carbon buildup increases and...

It's hard to overstate how ridiculous and unnecessary this is. You idle a vehicle all day long so it stays cool while you aren't in it? Is that a thing people do?

Those look good! I'm not a huge fan of black wheels as they generally hide all the details, but with basic steelies and the black trim, I think this looks just right. The matte color was a great choice too.

The Maverick is literally a stretched Bronco Sport and Escape, so the exact same format - an SUV with a bed.

I don't have any experience with the DIY coatings and was in the same boat a few weeks ago trying to decide what to use. I would consider the Turtle Wax spray ceramic every 4-6 months at a cost of about $8 per treatment and about an hour of your time. Beads up better than the $2500 pro ceramic...

He's right, the guy is an idiot.

Probably has something to do with the different suspension setups between the two - AWD is independent rear and the FWD has a rear torsion bar.

While I know you said nothing spray on, the Turtle Wax spray ceramic is pretty damn good. My old car had a $2500 ceramic coating and the $16 Turtle Wax spray on the Maverick is just as good and it's as easy as possible to apply. Spray it on and wipe it off.

Fairly certain what you are hearing/feeling when you take your foot off the gas in sport mode is just the transmission holding the gear, which is likely doesn't do in the normal mode. I was surprised at the transmission tuning in Sport, it is oddly more aggressive than I was expecting.

Does that include an alignment?

Yes. They have dirt on them. I'll clean them up for whoever buys them. Unfortunately, I live in a condo and do not have access to a hose at my place and haven't gotten an opportunity to wash them.

Set of (4) FX4 wheels with about 750 miles on them. Includes lug nuts and tpms sensors. No tires. Pick up in Alexandria, VA or we can arrange to meet somewhere close by. Not interested in shipping at this time. Wheels are dirty but don't have any chips or rash or damage. $500

I almost got the same one's you did, but I have a set of Ford Performance wheels that are very similar, but 19" and I am probably going to lower the truck at some point and run those. I really like how clean they look on the truck!

Those look really great! I just upgraded yesterday as well with a set of Sparco Terras.