overlandfx4
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Awesome to see another F150 with a project M. Although im a 13th gen im really liking the newer G14's. Maybe one day!!
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Off-roaded a stock FX4 Powerboost to Leavitt Lake, CA
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don.mullins
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If you are looking to remove the air dam, you might also consider the Tremor skid plate kit Ford offers. It looks to have all the fasteners etc. needed to install.
I am considering that if my air dam quits working completely. We hit a coyote and it bent up the air dam, but now it looks like it has righted itself and has at least retracted fully.
I am considering that if my air dam quits working completely. We hit a coyote and it bent up the air dam, but now it looks like it has righted itself and has at least retracted fully.
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Nice story and video. Glad to see you use it stock (except tires) first to learn its current capabilities. There is a thread on here regarding removing the front air dam and neatly trimming the remaining down to about 1 1/2". Also there are plastic parts to replace the rear tire, front dams available as well.I am not a believer in level kits personally. I think you have proven it goes where you need. Remove and trim the air dam. If you want more full suspension lift-smaller diameter wheels etc. but that's a road I doubt you need to go down. Invest in recovery gear. Have fun, enjoy the outdoors 
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