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The rubber strip I got had two lines of adhesive; one went on the windshield and the other the roof. As you can see in my pic, I didn't get it completely straight but it was close enough. I wouldn't worry about putting it on. You can always peel it back off.

This is what it looks like with the rubber strip. Which can bought here...

I would run some of this on the crack as soon as you're done with the backer rod. Super quick and easy...

Watch this video to see how I reduced the noise in 21 Badlands. In addition to what is on the video, I added a rubber strip along the top windshield to cover the gap.

I'm with you. Mine came with alloys so I bought a set of Maverick wheels and painted them black. I like the looks and man are they easy to keep clean.

Can't go wrong with an Airplane quote.

Has anyone with Adpative Cruise control on their BS tried the Rally Innovations bar and not have it block the sensors? I've emailed them and they say it does not but it seems to come a bit over the lip to where the sensor is located. Really like the looks and functionality of it. Plus the tow...

Same here. I feel like it dominates the front end.

Mine 21 already had the panel so this is what it looks like installed.

Mine had that issue. Was a quick fix at the dealer. Noise gone.

From the list: "Ford has issued another recall, making it the automaker with the highest number of recalled vehicles once again. For three years running it has held the dubious distinction of having the most recalls annually, and 2024 is shaping up to make it four years in a row. The latest...

You'll never have a hard time finding touch up paint.

That price is likely pesos which is about $450 US dollars.

I wouldn't mind a skid plate where the current protection is that fabric one. I tore mine in Moab this last summer. Also took a good hit to the plate covering the gas tank but it did its job.

Can't say that I blame you. I've got the Badlands with no issues so far at 37k.

I'll stick with my 21 Badlands. No interest in larger screen.

This is what I did. Painted the wheels and caps. Cut some automotive hose to put into the cap. It took a half slice and a full piece of tube to get it really snug. I can take it off or put it on with ease. Hasn't budged with three months of daily driving.

Car camping near Cathedral Valley. It's the clicks and various other noises that continue long after turning everything off that annoys me.

I went there as well in my Badlands a couple of weeks ago. No issues although I'm glad I picked Campsite #1. The ones past 3 required going down a significant rock drop. I was the only one there. I didn't even see a ranger at the station.