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Old 10-03-2015, 09:17 PM
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Bought a new 2015 F-150 SuperCrew (SCrew ) XLT 5.0L V8 FX-4 over Labor Day weekend. I tried to leave it fairly stock, no lift, no new tires and wheels, just some basic upgrades and a few fun things. Thought I'd share pics since I completed my last upgrade today.

Fresh form the Ford store in Corning.

Weathertech front floor mats:

Rear mat, and yes, the edge by the door did eventually lay flat:

Hood protector from Weathertech:

K&N (AEM re-brand) DryFlow Intake that's CARB exempt:

Ford bed extender, bed mat and tailgate protector:

Weathertech mud flaps:

Flowmaster Super 50 muffler:

And finally, a Hellwig rear anti-sway bar:
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Bought a new 2015 F-150 SuperCrew (SCrew ) XLT 5.0L V8 FX-4 over Labor Day weekend. I tried to leave it fairly stock, no lift, no new tires and wheels, just some basic upgrades and a few fun things. Thought I'd share pics since I completed my last upgrade today.

Fresh form the Ford store in Corning.

Weathertech front floor mats:

Rear mat, and yes, the edge by the door did eventually lay flat:

Hood protector from Weathertech:

K&N (AEM re-brand) DryFlow Intake that's CARB exempt:

Ford bed extender, bed mat and tailgate protector:

Weathertech mud flaps:

Flowmaster Super 50 muffler:

And finally, a Hellwig rear anti-sway bar:

You didn't waste any time.....
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Nice & congratulations
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You know the head rest will come out of the jump seat leaving you access to two more cup holders below. How much difference did the sway are make?
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Thanks Mikemeek. I flipped the lower cup holders around and stowed them. I miss the slide out versions in my 2013.

I just finished the sway bar install this afternoon and have driven a little bit, just around town. Not sure if I can tell much difference. I expect I'll notice it a little more when I get a chance to take it thru the mountains and when I get the bed loaded with stuff.

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You know the head rest will come out of the jump seat leaving you access to two more cup holders below. How much difference did the sway are make?
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I miss the center console from my previous trucks, but this truck fit my needs for now.



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