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🛠️ What have you done to your F150 Tremor this week?

This week I added a Readylift 2" level, Agri-Cover Outlander topper, Husky wheel well liners, 5 light Raptor grill light set, and Spectre cold air intake. Next week is ConBai bumper light bracket with 2x SS3s
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after @Cranbery came to visit last weekend so I could help him install his upfitter harness and some ditch lights, he gave me the tour of his truck and I ended up buying the Builtright Bulkhead rail and mounted it between the fwd bedside panels since they are mostly blocked by my bed cover canister.

So I finally got my traction boards mounted nicely inside the bed.
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The moral of this story is don’t hang out with other tremor owners, because you will buy more stuff…🤣🤣🤣
 
after @Cranbery came to visit last weekend so I could help him install his upfitter harness and some ditch lights, he gave me the tour of his truck and I ended up buying the Builtright Bulkhead rail and mounted it between the fwd bedside panels since they are mostly blocked by my bed cover canister.

So I finally got my traction boards mounted nicely inside the bed.
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The moral of this story is don’t hang out with other tremor owners, because you will buy more stuff…🤣🤣🤣
So we need a vendor area for the Florida meetup eh
 
after @Cranbery came to visit last weekend so I could help him install his upfitter harness and some ditch lights, he gave me the tour of his truck and I ended up buying the Builtright Bulkhead rail and mounted it between the fwd bedside panels since they are mostly blocked by my bed cover canister.

So I finally got my traction boards mounted nicely inside the bed.
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The moral of this story is don’t hang out with other tremor owners, because you will buy more stuff…🤣🤣🤣

Ditto... I left with a lighting shopping list lmao. @Cblaxx19 tremor in person is a treat with all the electrical work.

He's the tremor lighting godfather. Shout out for helping me out!
 

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Gave her a bath for the first time since purchasing. These trucks really are good looking, dirty and clean.
 
Prepped my truck bed for duty. I drive on gravel roads a lot – my previous truck beds and cargo were always full of road dust. Thought I'd try something new with the Tremor.
  • Washed then sealed the bed seams with Lexel leaving small drainage holes at the front
  • Added a WeatherTech Impact-liner (I don't love spray-in liners). I think this is a new product, it's not the Tech-liner. Seems ok. WT claims it helps protect the bed from damage by dispersing impact with rubber rings you see in the pic. Fits nearly perfectly and settles quickly in the sun. It's not the same material WT uses in their floor mats, it's a little softer and more pliable. It's quite grippy and should help keep cargo in place. Also a bit squishy to walk on... not sure how I feel about that
  • Topped it off with an Agri-Cover Access roll-up tonneau. I like these products, this is my 5th.
  • Going to add a Rok Block tailgate seal kit
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I know this is "What have you done this week" but this post is more like, "What have I done to my Tremor in the past 4 weeks". I bought this 2023 402a in Antimatter Blue at the beginning of August and have spent the month getting it setup. Here's the rundown:
- Tint in the front to match the rear door windows
- Xpel Ceramic coat
- Weather tech floor liners in the front and back row
- Ford splash guards (front and rear)
- Ford rear wheel liners
- TruXedo Pro X15 tonneau cover
- Line-X spray in bedliner
- Decked drawer system

I'm coming from a 2014 Raptor but I've owned many F150s and this is my favorite thus far. Love this community and look forward to learning more from you all.

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Built up enough courage to install the curved light bar myself. Bought a wiring harness for the uplifters, so anything else I want to add it will be just plug and play! So happy I can finally use an uplifter switch. Now to decide what’s next.. my new to me 2021! Love this thing
 

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Built up enough courage to install the curved light bar myself. Bought a wiring harness for the uplifters, so anything else I want to add it will be just plug and play! So happy I can finally use an uplifter switch. Now to decide what’s next.. my new to me 2021! Love this thing
What harness did you buy for the upfitters?
 
Looks amazing. If you get the chance could you let us all know how much oil was in your catch can on your first oil change after installing it....
Thanks in advance
I just dumped mine. I put it on about 5k miles ago at my first oil change and it was 2/3rd full after 5k miles when doing oil change. Sorry, I know it wasn't directed at me, but figured I'd answer.

Edit: I have 5.0 FYI
 
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