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Would any of our Maverick people's in Brazil or somewhere else who has had Step bars,boards or Nerf bars installed on there Maverick share some pictures of how there installed from beneath the truck? I'm looking to see how and where they bolt on. Thank everyone

It would've been better however you can't reinstall the drybox with the connectors in place , it won't fit through the opening. Unfortunately.... so the only way to install it easily was to put it on this side so you access the rear panel to secure the connectors through the opening of the...

I don't have another pic at the moment,but it's in the truck bed on the passenger side. Behind the taillight. There's a dry box storage there. The other side has a false panel you can also install on only is fully exposed the the weather. Not really a big as these plugs are for outdoors ,but is...

This was a bit tricky to connect the wiring being it was such a tight space for big hands behind the taillight however plenty of room for the wiring to fit, Now we have a dry box charging station for battery packs while camping. It's a nice add the the power converter on the other side of the...

Looks great, I only did 1" level. Just looking for the right tires now. Thanks for sharing

Man it's looks great, but a side question I gotta ask.... what tires do you have on there? The truck looks beefy

There pretty deep, it won't bother the window. Just curious why so thick? Some people have done both sound deadening material in the inner metal part of the door and the closed cell foam on the inside of the door panels. I only did deadening material and it work perfectly for me

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Definitely having a hard time with these not allowing the hood to pop back open. Seems as if there is to much pressure for the secondary hood release. I've adjusted perfectly with them off and back on they just won't release without assistance..... any ideas here

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So true, it's definitely a nail biter... but push up nice and steady from the open end of the handle side. Then take a breath. Just be careful the door panels scratch really easy. I felt the same as you when I removed mine.

Appreciate it, never used it before. Yes I did inside the doors and the panels

Tresalto Auto Trim Removal Tool Set (No Scratch Plastic Pry Tool Kit) - Auto Trim Tool Kit Car Tools, Easy Door Panel Removal Tool, Fastener Removal, Clip, Molding, Dashboards, Interior Trim Tools I couldn't load the pics of the back wall sorry, these Tools came In real handy and kept me from...

17 lbs total case weight. Not bad it won't hurt fuel economy

Yes it's self adhesive, I've used it for a little over 3 years now in my other vehicles. I have not had any problems with it at all falling off or loosening of any kind. No problems to report on mechanical interferences either. 36 sqft is the coverage of the full box I ordered and it's total...

Definitely a big difference from the road and a huge difference In stereo sound. Not to sure on engine noise yet since I ran out of material before I could do the floors. However with the stereo sounds much better I don't hear the highway noise anymore lol

Much easier than expected. The doors are really easy to get into as long as you have the proper trim tools. The back wall was the biggest pain due to all the little cuts and shapes plus having to remove all the computers speaker and amp stuff. Here's a few pics. Absolutely no more rattling...

Loving that my wife is Loving customizing her new Maverick. So many upgrades already. We haven't shared any yet,but this one is all her complete custom overlays. Whatcha think