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  1. Flying N

    RCI Skid Plates

    Thank you.
  2. Flying N

    RCI Skid Plates

    Did you use the RCI Cat protector? If so, F150 '15+ version?
  3. Flying N

    RCI Skid Plates

    I just had installed the full F150 skid plates. I used the 2015-'23 skids. Per installer, it just took a couple of new holes to be drilled. Although this vehicle will have limited off-road excursions I feel MUCH better knowing there is solid protection if needed. Now to decide to keep or...
  4. Flying N

    RCI Skid Plates

    Thanks. They didn't think that the transfer case skid would fit with the independent rear suspension. I presume you didn't have any issues with the fit there either?
  5. Flying N

    RCI Skid Plates

    Did you use the transfer case skid as well, or just the engine and transmission?
  6. Flying N

    GearHead tuners -

    Sorry that I somehow missed some posts about GearHead tuning. It appears their tunes are very good. If anyone has new/additional thoughts, I'd love to see them.
  7. Flying N

    GearHead tuners -

    Anyone using them? If so, what is your experience with them? The automotic octane adjusting tune does not producer the maximum HP gains w/ 93, but I like the idea that I don't have to worryu about what "tune" is running, and absolute max pwer gains is not as important as driveability and being...
  8. Flying N

    2022 Timberline Stock Tire Issues - Recommendation For New Tire Type?

    With quite a bit of research these were one of the tires I was seriously considering in the 275/50r22 size, but ended up going with Yokohama A/T G015 in the 285/50 size because of the price I found. (prefer smaller wheels with taller tires, but not in the budget righ now). Similiar to the Cont...
  9. Flying N

    RCI Skid Plates

    Thank you.
  10. Flying N

    Will the 2” f150 level kits work on 2023 expeditions ?

    This might work as well, but haven't researched peiople using it yet. https://realtruck.com/p/readylift-sst-leveling-kits/rdy-66-2052/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwreW2BhBhEiwAavLwfDMRBgOuM24JdZrOpiuw2BzmNbdFRLiyH9aNAvoJkugq_a5BAOev9xoCgQ8QAvD_BwE
  11. Flying N

    Will the 2” f150 level kits work on 2023 expeditions ?

    I am not 100% sure, but read that it will (also) work with the CCD shocks/suspension. Some larger lifts are not compatible with the CCD system. I would think the RC will work with both. They might know for sure.
  12. Flying N

    RCI Skid Plates

    (for 2019 Expe Max) I don't mean to beat a dead horse here, but in reading through all of these posts on the RCI skids (full skidplate) I am stil a little confused. I called RCI, and they were nice, but couldn't confirm which set of F150 skid plates will fit as they have not done one of these...
  13. Flying N

    Changes after going to larger diameter tires

    I have the Platinum with 400hp HO engine (not the newer 440hp in the Timberline) , but didn't know if the tuners with transmission tuning for the differnt size makes much real difference.
  14. Flying N

    Changes after going to larger diameter tires

    For those of you that have moved to larger diameter tires (say near 34"+ diameter) did you make additional changes, i.e. tuner and/or reporgramming for the trans shift points, etc. ? If so, afterwards are you please with the mods, and would you do things differently?
  15. Flying N

    Tire recommendations for 22" w/ CCD?

    I just put on Yokohama Geoland A/T G015 tires in 285/50/r22. I was initially looking at going to a 20" rim with 285/60, but found such a great deal on the Yoko's in 22" that I decided to stay with them. Note, the G015 tires run big for their size (33.7" diameter whereas most 285/50/22 show...
  16. Flying N

    Great Tire Deal for 22" Rims

    It's possible. Yet Yokohama has been around for 100+ years, and in the U.S. for over 50. At $200 tire vs normally near $450 (and Discount Tire was willing to match price), I am hoping for a good tire, and willing to take the risk with them for the price.
  17. Flying N

    Will the 2” f150 level kits work on 2023 expeditions ?

    Not an exact answer to your question; however, Rough Country makes a 2"f/1"r level kit specifically for the Expeditions. Rear actually has multiple spacers so you can use none, or various pieces if you want some rear Lft but not a full 1". Ready Lift and Fabtech (and probably others) make...
  18. Flying N

    Great Tire Deal for 22" Rims

    Note, on factory 22" wheels these just barely fit with no rubbing. Your results may vary.
  19. Flying N

    Great Tire Deal for 22" Rims

    I have absolutely zero affiliation with these folks. With that said, this is a stupid good deal. I bought 4, and had them installed today. It all worked fine. I will also say I went to Discount Tire price match, and they (eventually) came back with a $1 lower price. I probably would have...
  20. Flying N

    Largest tire size on 22" wheels

    Using a 1/2" wheel spacer may be all you'd need.
  21. Flying N

    Largest tire size on 22" wheels

    It's going to be very very close. I just installed Geolander A/T G015 in 285/50/22 size, and they just barely fit. I am not sure 295s will fit with stock wheel offset. I think they will rub the front shock/suspension. These Geolander's I got show 33.7" tall, so your hight should be ok.
  22. Flying N

    Help a girl out with tires and rims!

    I think that size tire (34" diameter) will require a small lift. It will be very close). Rim offsets difference between 20x9 vs 22x9.5 may help on the 20's. I just installed tires that are 33.7" on the stock 22" rims (285/50), and they just fit. Which looks better (lifted or stock) is a...
  23. Flying N

    Let's See Those Lifted / Big Tire Gen 4s!!

    Not lifted but brand new larger A/T tires on stock wheels. 285/50r22. Took it for car wash, and of course they put a shine on the tires. A/T tires... Oh well, they still look good IMO.
  24. Flying N

    Largest tire size on 22" wheels

    285/50r22 on stock wheels with no lift will just fit. I just installed Yokohama Geolander A/T G015 in this size. These tires are taller than any other 285/50r22 I found. Specs show 33.7" vs seems others are no more than 33.3". (Not the reason I bought them. I found an incredible deal and...
  25. Flying N

    2020 King Ranch Towing

    I looked it up and the Trans and Engine oil coolers are on all models, but you are 100% correct in that the tow package has a larger radiator. In Texas, that may be of even more value. I am putting on E rated tires this weekend. I don't tow too often, but prefer to have the stronger tire...

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