Yeah.If equipped with DIBL,reserved holes are required for installation.
Drain Induced Barrier Lowering????
Awesome!Looks great!!!I got a set easy install and very well made unlimited uses, water bottle holder for hiking and snow shovel so far, also does not interfere with loading plywood sheets
Color match bedliner. Nice!I have the bed rails and front of bed panel. I also have the side panels, just haven’t decided to put them on yet. It looks like the side panels really don’t take up much space.
Great!OK, I admit to being a fan to the Molle system and the flexibly it offers as a storage solution, whether incorporating Velcro straps, bungees, or the myriad of available pouches. I ordered the front bed panel and with the help of my sons-in-law installed it in my ’24 XLT yesterday.
Unfortunately, Ford forced a DIBL on me as a component of the luxury package. Once again, I found myself having to drop the side rails and disassemble the liner to fit an accessory or complete a mod. In this case, it also meant taking an oscillating saw to the liner to cut away enough material to force the panel into position. It’s in and I like what I see. I also have a bed mat I use over the floor of the bed liner. Two of us were able to manhandle the mat and get it in place under the panel.
I use the panel as an element of my truck bed cargo securing mod, capitalizing on the availability of Maxzina’s self-retracting tie downs. A quick search will bring up previous posts explaining the mod. Bottom line - You can make it fit with a DIBL, but you have to really want it.
Pretty nice!I have the bed rails and front of bed panel. I also have the side panels, just haven’t decided to put them on yet. It looks like the side panels really don’t take up much space.
I think so.
Tony,I have the bed rails and front of bed panel. I also have the side panels, just haven’t decided to put them on yet. It looks like the side panels really don’t take up much space.
