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

Did you change anything other than the FORScan "easy" mode settings you show below? I got it to appear in my vehicle menu, but can't select either option yet. Maybe I need a reset of the module.
thats exactly what I did, I enabled it in the menu however, there nust be another module to adjust for the physical aspect of it,

Also I really want to fine a way to use my phone as a key, and havent been able to so far
 
Did you change anything other than the FORScan "easy" mode settings you show below? I got it to appear in my vehicle menu, but can't select either option yet. Maybe I need a reset of the module.
im guessing another module needs rto be adjusted.
 
Walk Away under this module. I activated it but not sure it works.

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What is walkaway lock? If you walk away it automatically locks i assume??
Yep, shows up in vehicle options on the screen after you code it however the enable and disable buttons are greyed out and do not let you select them.
 
This week, a Hellwig rear sway bar to keep the air bags company.
Ironically I just took mine off.

Someone pulled up next to me yesterday and told me there was something scraping under my truck. Pulled over and the sway bar ends were detached from the end link assembly on both sides. Tiewrapped it back for the drive home.

It's been on for a year almost, and i haven't hit anything or taken any hard turns that would snap a bolt and nut off both sides. No marks on it, it almost seems like someone took the bolts off both sides maliciously.... I emailed Hellwig to ask if they have seen this before... And to send me new bolts.

The sway bar makes a difference in the drive, i like it on. Just mindfucked right now as to what happened.
 

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Added decals to ford emblem and the f150 inserts from LUDesigns on Etsy
 

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Finished my running board lighting project.

This started as just stranded running board lighting intended to illuminate the ground.

But I was contacted by someone what was making backing plates for our steps that you can paint whatever color you want and see the color through the steps. I had mine pained tremor orange(thanks @cranberry for the paint code).
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I do like this detail in the daytime. As far as dirt accumulating in the steps, the ends are open and so far stuff washes out pretty easy. I also have noticed less stuff kicked up along the door panels from the road.

Once I saw these and how they installed, I got to thinking about my step lighting. I didn’t really want the full up underglow look and thought it would be neat for the steps to light up. So I mounted my sidekick running board lights from Opt7 lighting inside the steps. And this is the result! The way it lights up the door sille scuff labels was an awesome surprise.
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More Tremor installs today ~ Added the Tremor Door Sills, the F150 Tailgate lettering and the Husky Rear Wheel Well Liners. Doing the AS 2 1/2" leveling kit on Monday.
 

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Finished my running board lighting project.

This started as just stranded running board lighting intended to illuminate the ground.

But I was contacted by someone what was making backing plates for our steps that you can paint whatever color you want and see the color through the steps. I had mine pained tremor orange(thanks @cranberry for the paint code).
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I do like this detail in the daytime. As far as dirt accumulating in the steps, the ends are open and so far stuff washes out pretty easy. I also have noticed less stuff kicked up along the door panels from the road.

Once I saw these and how they installed, I got to thinking about my step lighting. I didn’t really want the full up underglow look and thought it would be neat for the steps to light up. So I mounted my sidekick running board lights from Opt7 lighting inside the steps. And this is the result! The way it lights up the door sille scuff labels was an awesome surprise.
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write up and or link for the lighting on those bad boys? looks awesome
 
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right up and or link for the lighting on those bad boys? looks awesome
these are the lights i used. they are mounted in an aluminum housing and completely epoxy'd over so should handle the water and dirt that is inevitable in this location.


all i did was mount one strip on the outside of the backer panel, facing the truck so that you dont see the strip.
 
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Had the first ding popped out of lower passenger door, seems to be a rock. Slight chip in the paint and now I await Dr. Colorchip to arrive. Great system I have used for years and I highly recommend.
 
Early morning Cold Brew Ice Coffee and AS 2 1/2" Leveling Kit install. Will drive a couple weeks and then get it aligned. Before and After Pics.
 

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Early morning Cold Brew Ice Coffee and AS 2 1/2" Leveling Kit install. Will drive a couple weeks and then get it aligned. Before and After Pics.
Who doesn't want her skirt hiked up a bit more? Looks great!
 
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