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Bumping an old thread here. Mine popped tonight, and it was quite loud -- scared me. I recently swapped the front door speakers, and unplugged the dash tweeters. I did notice that it was "indexing the usb drive" when the pop happened (I was listening to radio though). I removed the thumb...

Some of these don't look too bad. I wouldn't buy any cheap pin striping on ebay. I put a red stripe on a tailgate bench. It turned pink in 1 summer.

^ Hummm - I don't think the standard (nasic) dash has those settings? I'll have to go play with it.

Stick-on, non-functional bug catcher. But they do look good.

Yeah, I was disappointed as well. My '21 Edge didn't come with one either. I bought a set of manuals/folder for an older Focus. I'll just keep the binder/folder from Ford-to-Ford.

Thanks for the info. I have The K&N cabin filters on previous vehicles when available. They are great. They are very sturdy, so they do not allow for much wiggle room (if needed).

Not necessarily. It depends on the item. What do you think Muslogy is (sponsor here)? I would never buy a cheap tonneau cover, tires, intake, etc. (something functional). For a stick-on fender flare, maybe? Actually, I don't think I'd ever get them, but I far prefer the looks of the Air...

Oh -- I want this one. I didn't want the shiny one. I had a matte black one (not this textured) on my Ram, and really liked the looks.

I saw these -- as I was looking for a black emblem as well. I was going to just 'dip mine when the weather gets nice. I didn't really like how the letters are "connected together" on this aftermarket emblem. I ended up going a totally different route. I'm going to remove my existing AWD...

I'm holding out for the Chinese knock-offs/copy-cats. I like the looks of these, but they are way too expensive. That's dang-near a set of tires.

Back in the day, I used to put mud flaps on everything. I just no longer like the looks of them. Looks so much cleaner without. I see these Tremor off road videos, and they have mud flaps sticking down. It just looks silly. I know they are somewhat functional.

I too added the Lincoln cover (from Tasca) this week. Overall, I'm pleased with my purchase (except paying >$4 for a damn nut). I also added the driver's side fender insulation at the same time. I do plan to add Duraliner to the hood (at a later date). I figure every little bit helps. Looks...

I don't think I'd feel much safer on that well-used Vee Rubber Taiga H/T (?) tire.

I always wondered why they made these alluminum wheels look exactly like painted steelies? It's not a terrible look, just odd.

^ Thanks! I'll have to check that out. Crap -- looks like you'd have to pull the windshield to remove them?

Has anyone pulled the wiper cowl to inspect? I had this same issue on my 4th gen Ram. Turns out there's plastic clips below the bottom of the windshield that are glued in place from the factory. These were initially used to help hold the windshield in place. They are not needed afterwards...

It's Birch. I'm not worried about it. It doesn't soak up water like MDF. Usually I coat with bedliner, but it's winter, and I wanted it done last night (didn't want to remove door panel again). Also, Crutchfields plastic adaptors are too thick. According to Crutchfield, these speakers do...

Have fun. I did my diver's side tonight. It took about 2 hrs. A lot of that time was, making my own speaker bracket out of 3/4" birch. The door panel is quite tight the first time, and I had a problem getting it back on as well. It's best to have window down when putting the panel back on...

Also check out Bulletliner if you have one nearby. I don't have any direct experience with them, but I did some research a few years ago. They seem solid.

Be thankful. You're way better off spending 250-$300+ for a name-brand tonneau with warranty, vs. 175-$200 for an off-brand pos. A tonneau is a necessity for me. I wouldn't want to skimp on a el-cheapo.