What Did You Do To Your 4th Gen Today?

**Pimpw3ld3r25_8** · 03-21-2017

Originally Posted by JT_410BERRY

What lift are you running and what brand of tool box do I see?

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Lift is pro comp 6" but I left my leveling kit on so it's about an 8" in the front made taller blocks for the back at work just gotta get longer U bolts and then build some long arm adjustable link bars to recenter my front axle
Tool box is RKI I sprayed it with that spray paint rhino liner stuff it's steel box which is what I wanted so I can move it up to where my gooseneck is and fit my welder behind it and weld my spools too the toolbox damn aluminum ones are junk LOL drop a beer can on it and you dent it

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**2rr2nv2014** · 03-21-2017

I watched the rain/snow clean the dirt off the truck...

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**Stewbuntu** · 03-22-2017

Added the Ford foldable bed extender (fyi - they don't have a Ford emblem). I got it off of Criagslist for $125. Its just what I wanted and since other extenders are interchangable I figured I would try it out. I punched and drilled the pivot hole at 8.5" height, and 1 7/8" from the back edge towards the front. Tapped 10m 1.50 threads for the pivot bolt. It works great for coolers, milk crate full of tools, lawn chairs & etc for the boat, and for groceries (my wife did know what it was in the garage and after I installed it today she laughed and said she needed that just the other day at the store). The best thing and reason why I wanted it, they fold away and clip to the side. I can slide in a sheet of plywood or sheetrock and my heavy homemade wooden divider wont be in the way and piss me off anymore. Once I take out the plastic liner and spray, I'll drill the peg holes for those peg latches at the bottom that are sticking out. I added some info in section 23 of the newbie guide to 4th gens. I'll add pics there soon of the layout of the holes from my friends truck with a tape measure lined up so you can get a feel for it. You tube has install videos for the Ford to see how it works and and looks. Total labor was probably 30 minutes, gathering of tools, and cleanup took the longest.

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