Best modifications under $50
#7811
How's she goin' eh?
Found this from BuiltRight Industries - Rear Seat Release
https://www.f150forum.com/f59/rear-s...finish-374590/
https://www.f150forum.com/f59/rear-s...finish-374590/
Last edited by M0RRIS; 03-20-2017 at 10:07 PM.
#7812
2nd Amendment Supporter!
Originally Posted by M0RRIS
This was an arguement a couple of pages ago. Some feel that's too expensive and would rather use para cord or the likes. Myself, I like that kit and would pay that.
I understand the argument... I get it.
(Nothing wrong with saving a few bucks).
I have a thin stainless coated cable that I used on mine 2 years ago & works perfect......
BUT.... I bought 2 kits!!!!
Let me tell you, the quality is excellent!
There is nothing wrong with anyone liking their homemade system... Hell... I did too.... but if there's a better and nicer idea that is still reasonably priced- we'll count me in!
It's not cheap... but it's not expensive either.
When you do see the quality & design and finished product in your hand, it IS worth it.
It costs less than filling up a 36 gallon fuel tank...
(JMO)
Last edited by Lethal Weapon; 03-20-2017 at 10:38 PM.
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BuiltRight Industries (03-31-2017)
#7813
How's she goin' eh?
Agreed.
#7814
Senior Member
I might get one. Did the diy, but one side is stiff or the angles are off and I keep shredding key rings trying to open it. Not sure if Builtright's will work better.
#7815
Senior Member
I just got mine from Builtright the other day, quality looks great, haven't had a chance to install it yet. Had free shipping since they were behind or getting orders out so saved a few bucks there, just had to wait a little longer which was fine with me.
#7816
I'm here 4 the comments.
I can confirm that it definitely works with tint, and it looks better aesthetically. I had some vinyl tint laying around that I used on my side markers previously and it worked like a charm. I cut to size and applied.
Quick tip, use windex and a squeegee (or credit card) to adjust and apply the tint.
I think it looks a lot better than the reflective film it came with and it's not very noticeable from the outside.
Quick tip, use windex and a squeegee (or credit card) to adjust and apply the tint.
I think it looks a lot better than the reflective film it came with and it's not very noticeable from the outside.
#7817
While its not technically a modification and more of a "did you know". This is where I keep my carry pistol in my 2011 SCREW. I thought it was awful nice of Ford engineers to include a holster in the center console LOL. Also it is very secure in there and I have had no issues with it moving or coming loose. Also unless you open the lid all the way up you wont see it because its recessed in there.
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Marc Leos (03-30-2017)
#7819
Senior Member
While its not technically a modification and more of a "did you know". This is where I keep my carry pistol in my 2011 SCREW. I thought it was awful nice of Ford engineers to include a holster in the center console LOL. Also it is very secure in there and I have had no issues with it moving or coming loose. Also unless you open the lid all the way up you wont see it because its recessed in there.