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

Worked on brightening up the bed under the tonneau cover. Installed LED light strips under bed rails and tied them both into the existing circuit for the OEM bed lights.
 

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Hand RCI rock sliders and full underbody skid plates installed. Pictures to follow once I've picked up the truck.
 

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Installed the smoked grille light bar from American Modified today. I altered mine a little. The sequential turn signal feature and connecting it to my lights did not interest me. I cut that part off which made it a lot easier to hide the wires and I connected it to the #6 upfitter switch. I originally wanted to fuse tap it but decided in the end to go with the upfitter. Thanks to everyone for the advice. Please excuse the ground connection. I didn't have a ring connector but that will be fixed shortly.
 

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Installed the smoked grille light bar from American Modified today. I altered mine a little. The sequential turn signal feature and connecting it to my lights did not interest me. I cut that part off which made it a lot easier to hide the wires and I connected it to the #6 upfitter switch. I originally wanted to fuse tap it but decided in the end to go with the upfitter. Thanks to everyone for the advice. Please excuse the ground connection. I didn't have a ring connector but that will be fixed shortly.
Looks nice. Any night pics?

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Night pictures as requested. What I have read from other members is these lights are best at night, dusk and probably dawn. They are not very bright so they wash out during the day. I'm considering these accent lights anyway. Our grille and DRL's are suited for this style. I was originally going to install the Raptor style lights but settled on these for the look they provide. For function and brightness my next purchase will be these:
 

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Went a whole other route 1st time ever on a rig. Always went with 35s and was always a gang banger magnet for crooks. 2 months ago had a raptor with the 37s and loved it. Walked into my garage one day and 2 gang bangers were stranding in my garage almost ready to steal it!
I used to live in a good area but blue state rules give free rein to crooks with zero consequences so my area sucks now.
Anyway new route? Mounted 33s on 17s for the less take me look
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Went a whole other route 1st time ever on a rig. Always went with 35s and was always a gang banger magnet for crooks. 2 months ago had a raptor with the 37s and loved it. Walked into my garage one day and 2 gang bangers were stranding in my garage almost ready to steal it!
I used to live in a good area but blue state rules give free rein to crooks with zero consequences so my area sucks now.
Anyway new route? Mounted 33s on 17s for the less take me look
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What a sad state of affairs.
 
Well i got me some letters for the tailgate, But this B/W ford emblem has to go, prefer a blacked out Overlay. Anyone know of such a product?
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I got a vinyl overlay sticker from KJM Decals. Good price and I thought it turned out great!
 

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Hand RCI rock sliders and full underbody skid plates installed. Pictures to follow once I've picked up the truck.
I have a BRaptor and I installed a new bash plate when I installed my winch. I also had bolt head and washer sticking out like a sore thumb much like yours. I knew from owning my Jeep, MetalCloak out of California had conical washers for a much cleaner look. and protection to the fastener from rocks. I painted the washers black and bought the allen flat head at Ace hardware. Just thought you might be interested.
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So couple days ago went with 33” Yokohama. The lie dash gas meter daily average shot from 17 to 19, handled really good but darn things were just loud both in town and screamed on the highway. Couldn’t stand the noise so flipped to 34” Toyos . Dash meter dropped to 17 again, handles great, has the AT hum but dead quiet (compared to Yokohama)
Another reason I can recommend 34s is my speedometer is accurate at all speeds (at least up to 75) without using forscan to change it
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So couple days ago went with 33” Yokohama. The lie dash gas meter daily average shot from 17 to 19, handled really good but darn things were just loud both in town and screamed on the highway. Couldn’t stand the noise so flipped to 34” Toyos . Dash meter dropped to 17 again, handles great, has the AT hum but dead quiet (compared to Yokohama)
Another reason I can recommend 34s is my speedometer is accurate at all speeds (at least up to 75) without using forscan to change itView attachment 47556
love that cap...may I ask the brand?
 
Today i Swapped the rear blocks from the 2 1/4 to a 1 inch block. Looks a lot better to me and ill probable hold off Lifting the front with the 1 1/2 spacer that came with the kit. Took a hour or so for the first one, and 20 min for the second. Here's the Kit i bought , well made and good Company to deal with. Sorry no before and after pics..

 
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