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

[CAMDENN]

I had a good wrench that matched the flutes. I looked at the Fumotos when I had my Ram. They are definitely well made but the concept scares me a little.

I agree.
Yes, they’re well designed and it’s a proven concept but, I just can’t pull myself to trust it compared to a regular drain bolt not to mention that it still drains slower and speaking for myself, I never make a mess when changing my oil.
I’m sure it has happened to some people but I wonder how many people have ran over some type of debris on or off the road and said debris ripped the bottom of the valve off or damaged it.

 

[ebsocalmtb]

I did a little road trip this last weekend with my wife to do some mountain biking in northern california. Before I left I finished up my wolfbox g900 tripro install. The tripro allows me to fix 2 problems and a nice to have at once and in my own typical fashion (or at least according to my wife) I just had to do it the difficult way. I used a builtright dash mount, a handful of (knock off) ram mounts and arms to mount the g900 low on the dash. My camper shell has mediocre visibility out of the rear window, but still good enough for freeways. It falls short around town as people can get close enough to my truck where I can barely see them. I also wanted to be able to turn the display on the wolfbox off for night driving as to not mess with my night vision. Lastly, the 3rd and/or what is supposed to be the front view camera is mounted under the truck, more or less directly under the center console/shifter so that I can see what the front wheels are climbing up. This helps me when driving blue trail difficulty features and fire roads climbing onto rocks and through ruts and also helps me climb up onto leveling blocks in camping spots. Overall happy with the install so far.

I also added a few led lights to my rough country camper shell. The standard/oem light provided by rough country wasn't quite bright enough for my crappy eyesight.