Your favorite addition or accessory to your expedition?

[TheFordFortress]

Stock, but I bought them at https://www.smokedouttaillights.com/expedition (I still have the originals in case I fail state inspection).

I still have the factor bulbs but plan to try led plug-ins.

Thanks for the link! Def Cool!!


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[Munkiebunz3]

Cool but those will get me pulled over with a ticket (not a fix it) in commiefornia. One of the stupidest states "Come have fun here!" reads laws.... I can't have fun here

 

[Adieu]

Cool but those will get me pulled over with a ticket (not a fix it) in commiefornia. One of the stupidest states "Come have fun here!" reads laws.... I can't have fun here

Huh

Ive seen plenty of people running em here in socal

 

[ManUpOrShutUp]

Cool but those will get me pulled over with a ticket (not a fix it) in commiefornia. One of the stupidest states "Come have fun here!" reads laws.... I can't have fun here

The guy that runs the above website operates out of California and runs a successful local business there selling only selling smoked lights.

 

[chuck s]

Only accessory I'm currently looking for is an undetectable, invisible radar detector. Virginia remains the only state I can't use one and I live here. Don't tow often enough to need the F150 style mirrors.

Put good mud catching floor mats in the truck the day it came home. Right out of my '07. Had to buy new mud flaps though. Upgraded the headlights to HID (low) and LED (high) as well as LED backup lights. The rest are fine. Getting close to the time to check the catch can level.

Still discovering stuff about the truck that's different from my '07 like the headlights coming on automatically with the wipers. Lots of stuff is completely unnecessary such as the seat/pedal resets and the power 3d seat. I don't recall having it up more than a couple of times.

-- Chuck

 

[Plati]

Only accessory I'm currently looking for is an undetectable, invisible radar detector. Virginia remains the only state I can't use one and I live here. Don't tow often enough to need the F150 style mirrors.

Put good mud catching floor mats in the truck the day it came home. Right out of my '07. Had to buy new mud flaps though. Upgraded the headlights to HID (low) and LED (high) as well as LED backup lights. The rest are fine. Getting close to the time to check the catch can level.

Still discovering stuff about the truck that's different from my '07 like the headlights coming on automatically with the wipers. Lots of stuff is completely unnecessary such as the seat/pedal resets and the power 3d seat. I don't recall having it up more than a couple of times.

-- Chuck

I'm using Google Maps most places I'm driving on this long distance trip. It is reliably verbally notifying me "speed trap ahead" of every speed trap. Then it usually asks if its still there. That's invisible.

 

[Langer]

There used to be an under the hood radar detector from cobra called iRadar S-Series, looks like it got discontinued, though. Bummer.

 

[Dorzak]

Still discovering stuff about the truck that's different from my '07 like the headlights coming on automatically with the wipers. Lots of stuff is completely unnecessary such as the seat/pedal resets and the power 3d seat. I don't recall having it up more than a couple of times.

-- Chuck

That is the law in California and has been for about 10 years. Not sure if other states have it or not.

 

[ManUpOrShutUp]

Only accessory I'm currently looking for is an undetectable, invisible radar detector. Virginia remains the only state I can't use one and I live here.

How much are you willing to spend? Escort makes a very nice remote system, but it's very expensive.

Google's free Waze app is helpful also, though it's level of usefulness depends on where you're traveling and what time of day it is. If no one is traveling those roads, there is no one to report speed traps.

 

[chuck s]

Not THAT much, especially since I routinely drive two vehicles.

-- Chuck