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Here are the pockets discussed above. Measure the length of the studs, and if longer than the thickness of the spacer, the extra length would go into these pockets, if deep enough. Also, when looking at spacers that use a 2nd set of studs, make sure they use the same size stud, which is 14mm x...

What a difference a month makes,,,,,, HRG

For years I visited a customer in Upstate NY, Star Safety Systems, looks like they offer multiple length options for rooftop light bars. Walking thru their test lab was not for the faint of heart...

Do you know for sure that it will be considered totaled by your insurance company? Seems just a little premature to have the new one brought in if not. HRG

As long as we're on the subject of 4-flats, here's a hack I use. I didn't like the OEM spring-loaded door up against the wiring on my trailer plug, but I found a Hopkins #48143 12" long extension that has "wings" to hold the door open...

I've been waiting for somebody to take a Curt harness and add the reverse-light wire & a Flat-5. If I ever decide to add the tailgate strip light, that's what I'll do. HRG

Looks good! HRG

Also, while there is a 4-pin connector into the back of the flat-4 socket, it has a different pitch and different pins than a standard flat-4. So, depending on what you're trying to do, you may need to splice in a new end/socket. HRG

If you look at the hitch & bracket, it's open on the bottom, with just a couple of "nubs" to retain the rubber socket. Just wiggle it out the bottom. HRG

Did somebody say "throwing" ? HRG

What he said! HRG

I'm not talking about adjusting the AFE, I'm talking about adjusting the ODOMETER so that the distance you travel is accurate. There is a 3.5% difference in circumference (the distance your tire travels with each revolution), so in reality, your 1000 mile test drive will really be 1035 miles...

There are probably no less than 100 posts on that subject, both for & against,,,,, HRG

This ^^^^^^^^ HRG

Mine is at 6-1/2", since I have a bed mat. HRG

FWIW, the "full size" spare tire wheel is the same size as the steelies, 17x7. HRG

Not surprisingly, Ford has re-named it the "conventional" spare tire,,,,,, HRG

The OP has a '22 XL, it might have the donut spare, not the "full size" (cough cough) version. HRG

This might be the one you're looking at, after family discount and a $1K incentive, $40,447. I'd go in at $39K (plus tax & tags) and see what they say. It would be interesting to see how long it's been sitting on thier lot. HRG

'specially if you can do it at work and use their ink,,,,,,,, Hahaha, HRG