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Ford lightning is the best vehicle I've ever owned. Ford lightning navigation is the worst navigation system I've ever owned. It's atrocious. Difficult to use, not intuitive, multiple times it has led me blocks or even miles away from my actual destination. And don't even get me started on...

I had a bed extenderI loved but I had to remove it because I have a really nice tonneau cover that I like but unfortunately the flip out extenders hit it.

Lightning now but my Ecoboost was awesome before it was totaled.

https://lf-ind.com/collections/electric-series I too have been searching diligently and these are the best that I have found. Fully forged, cost is reasonable. Weight tolerant. Plus they look good and have aerodynamic panels that can be attached easily without taking the wheel off. Perfect for...

Absolutely not. It's actually the complete opposite. The mantra is ABC = Always Be Charging. The vehicle will always be doing things in the background and if it's not plugged into the wall, it will use its own battery power creating a constant drain. When plugged into the wall, it uses the wall...

I love the Michelin defender platinum tires. Still have them on the truck after 30,000 miles and they still look brand new. They are very very quiet. They are heavy but honestly in an electric vehicle once it's rolling it's fine. Plus I have light weight wheels which offsets that completely...

Happy for you. Nevertheless I remain correct in everything I've said.

Do not do spacers. The ride will suck, your alignment will always be out of spec, drive path will drift, and suspension components wear out quicker. If you're going to do a front level, get a quality made kit like Eibach or Fox struts with longer UCAs. Do not go cheap on this. You will regret...

That completely depends on your shop. I got charged $800 for the whole thing.

https://www.reddit.com/r/F150Lightning/s/s6DqxYJS0w Here you will find the ideal set up through multiple adjustments and a lot of trial and error. Look at the pics for how many threads are showing and I would definitely set your truck up this way.

This is exactly why the heat comes on in the climate control even if you're doing air conditioner. If the truck detects that the humidity is too high it will purposely run the heat to dry out the air duct. I started having problems when I turned it off because it uses a lot of power, but it's...

LOL. I read this as "HALF of all fatal crashes happen during HALF of the 24 hour cycle." Well. Yeah.

Hate to tell you but no one will pay that for these boat anchors. There are much better looking, lighter, stronger wheels out there. Most people either toss these or sell cheap. Best Of luck though.

Got about 10% with lighter wheels and lowering 2" in front, 4" in back. Went from 2.0->2.2/2.3. Much better around town. Even 3.5-4 depending on what and where

The truck batteries and motors will last a million miles. Drive it like you stole it and charge at home. Win/win

Multiple studies have shown that with this truck, considering it is a bit of a brick, is highly impacted by driving high speed. I've learned over the last 2.5 years that 70 miles an hour is the sweet spot. If you drive faster than that, you will drain your battery much faster and get worse...

Initially the Belltech shocks but that a horrible solution because a) you take all the softness out of the spring in the truck rides rough as shit and b) unacceptable camber, you will require camber plates. went ICON and haven't looked back

you won't have a problem, I did that myself

If you were lowering the entire truck like with the icon kit, you don't need to ream your headlights. They have an adaptive system which works really well. If you lift the front then yes you'll need to re-the headlights.

Don't need to. At all. The cameras and sensors are designed to still be effective whether you have a large heavy rear load, a large heavy front load in the front, or any combination between. Lowering just puts them in a similar place