What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Tacos are delicious.

 

Theyre ok until the Ford gremlins start attacking.

 

Yes it had rear fold up seats.

 

The new F150 has one big plus going for it... aluminum body.

That means something to us who live where all vehicles eventually become a pile of red dust with an engine block sitting on top.

 

UPS came through and delivered a day early.

Can’t wait to install the rack.

 

NICEEEE! This is next on my list..

 

Yeah I’ve been wanting one for a while , finally bit the bullet and ordered it.

Unfortunately won’t be able to install it for a week or so until my buddy can help out.

The wife is 4’8” so she’s no help

 

which one did you end up going with?

 

4’8” + 18” = 6’2”


Just sayin....

 

Sounds awesome. Love to fly fish but unfortunately I've only done that on the lake with my father years ago. Sure miss doing that with him. Always wanted to try some in the mountains.

 

Awesome! Lol Gonna get one

 

I got the cab rack with the 40” light bar cut out.

Forgot to order the awning brackets though

 

I have the longer one from Lowes already, but she doesn’t want to take the chance on installing it. Basically doesn’t want to get blamed if something bad happens. Lol

 

Yea, dreams keep me buying Lottery Tickets.

 

Okay now make another one. For my DC
Looks great my man!

 

How does this compare to bags like Firestone Ride Rite? I am seeing a drop when loading camping gear and when hauling dirt bikes and am considering the Ride Rite to level the rear end up, will this serve the same purpose?

 

I did the smallest of mods.....I bought a TRD pro shift knob and installed that on my TRD Sport. I also bought an aftermarket black front lower valance to replace my factory quicksand painted one so the front end will look more like a TRD Pro or TRD 4x4
I haven't installed yet but will soon. Got it on Ebay for $83 shipped! and quality looks great

 

I think the RMAS system is a better option.
1. enhances OEM leaf springs without compromising ride comfort
2. fully adjustable pre-load
3. independently adjustable which can reduce the natural "Taco lean" everyone complains about
4. roll reduction when cornering
5. easy DIY installation
6. does not require an air compressor to adjust
7. installs within the leaf spring pack so it is nearly invisible

 

Thanks - All good points, I will add it to my list for winter work I think.

Are there ever any deals on these or do they run about $450 all the time?

 

Read and watch the vid. Look at the reviews. https://activesuspension.com