PB Scheduled. First Accessory Advice.

[Indy443]

Now that my scheduled production date has been set for 12/5 I want to begin getting a solid list of items together for the truck. What were the first accessories that you got for your truck and if you could go back and do it again, what would you add? I have an Iconic Silver '23 XLT 302a BAP being built.
I'm thinking:
1. Tonneau Cover / Bed Mat or LineX?
2. Power Cords/splitters for the 7.2kW
3. Interior Accessories? Charging devices, etc.
4. Tires (Falken Wildpeaks have been awesome on my Tundra)
5. LED plate bulbs

What Else should I be considering? Thank you-

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[Snakebitten]

I'd want it to ride as well as it runs. (it runs magnificently)

Lowest hanging fruit is rear shocks and Antisway bar.

Hey, you asked.

 

[Indy443]

Yeah, haven't driven one yet so no clue how it rides? With the FX4 suspension does it ride fairly rough? What should I consider for rears and an Antisway bar?

 

[Porpoise Hork]

Let's see... My updates so far are..

Nano ceramic window tint. 2.5" Motofab front leveling kit. Bilstein 5100 rear shocks, Husky rear fender liners, bed liner (dealer installed), soft folding tonneau, LED plate, tails, front turns and cornering lamps. Oh and a laundry list of Forscan updates.

The FX4 dampers.. AKA Pogo sticks... The rebound is way under valved and causes a boatish like and rather bouncy at times ride. You can resolve that with a set of 5100's and call it a day. Just rear shocks alone made a huge difference. Still need to do the fronts.

 

[rtf150]

#1 in my opinion was hybrid speaker delete. Makes a tone while in reverse, and a static radio “white noise” at low speeds. If you don’t know what I’m talking about…you will!!!? enjoy your truck!

 

[Grayson]

For me it's going to be a bedliner.

After I'm going to install a transfer switch. Builtright makes some nice items, I would start there

 

[Ryan74]

Dont forget a shorter antenna

 

[PBXL]

https://www.megaohmmotorsports.com/product/ford-psbk-ece

 

[bwwF150]

First thing I wish I grabbed for my PB order would have been ... patience … since they’ll miss the dates committed.

I did grab a soft bed cover, husky mats, license plate LEDs ... hopefully I get to install this year on my 10/24 build start. ?

 

[Yves]

Tuxmat carpet, they look really nice, cover all the carpet and are easy to clean.

 

[McGuyver]

Read up on the options and customization of features available via forscan changes. If any of those interest you pick up an OBD MX+ adapter and set up a windows laptop.

 

[cool rod]

Add me to the people who suggested the Pedestrian Alert Sounder delete. That's gotta be job #1.

 

[Overboost]

Pedestrian speaker delete, rear seat release, splash guards, tonneau, or bedliner would all be great starting points.

 

[Indy443]

How do you like the Motofab level? Would love to see a pic of your truck ... leaning the way of the 5100's in the rear with the 2.5" up front.

Let's see... My updates so far are..

Nano ceramic window tint. 2.5" Motofab front leveling kit. Bilstein 5100 rear shocks, Husky rear fender liners, bed liner (dealer installed), soft folding tonneau, LED plate, tails, front turns and cornering lamps. Oh and a laundry list of Forscan updates.

The FX4 dampers.. AKA Pogo sticks... The rebound is way under valved and causes a boatish like and rather bouncy at times ride. You can resolve that with a set of 5100's and call it a day. Just rear shocks alone made a huge difference. Still need to do the fronts.

 

[Porpoise Hork]

I like the MotoFab blocks. Very well made and easy to install. They bring the front up to near level so there is a slight rake so can still put a bunch of weight in the bed and not have it sag in the back. Ride quality is much improved with the 5100's in the rear, but I will probably end up replacing the front FX dampers for 5100's as well. This is after installing the blocks on the fronts.

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