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Happens to the best of us, @Magic88 :giggle:

Or the OP ran over something after delivery.

Recalls are safety related. There has only been one that I am aware of. Ford will not issue a recall, nor will the NTSB force them to, for non-safety related complaints, as they don't care if your panel gaps are not to your satisfaction or that your paint job has some bubbles. Yup. Happens all...

Here is your reason:

Personally, I would avoid using wheel spacers for safety reasons. I'll buy different wheels and tires when the time comes. Put your steering in Sport mode? 😄

That's great news. Honestly, I spent more time dinking around with the Blendmount than with the wiring. Be sure to remove the middle link before install.

Curious: Why did you take delivery if you were aware of this "before (you) took delivery"?

"All the recallS"? I'm only aware of one, and it doesn't include my DH. Can you please identify "all the recallS" you are referring to?

Buy it, drive it, and do lots of research (e.g., on these forums) before spending any money on mods. You don't want to do something and spend the money until you are sure you will like it.

Sharp!

No, a saw would not have rolled all the material towards one end - it would just be gone. Someone definitely hit/ran over something.

That certainly is one assumption. No, they won't work AS well as, say, a torque box brace or frame rail, but I bet they do increase rigidity at least somewhat.

Its' been covered ad nauseum on the forums. That's why I suggested the DIYVan kit. BTW: Recalls only apply to safety issues. This is not a safety issue.

Thx!

Yes, that is what WHIPPLE will cover. But Whipple doesn't decide what or how much FORD will cover. My understanding is that, with the FPP kits, the mfg warranty on the vehicle stays intact as long as the kit was installed by a Ford dealer or any ASE certified technician. Again, that's just...

While not a primary purpose of the jacking rails, anything like this is going to stiffen up the chassis. Common sense tells us that.

Congrats, @young at heart. I brought my DH home in the rain, too. Be sure to pick up a DIYVan kit to close off those open holes behind the front wheels before you put too many miles on her. And unless you have a lift, jacking rails or pucks are a must. I did get the full-length Steeda...

I had no issues R&R the cover. Zero broken bits.

With all due respect, I've been ripped far, far more often by non-religious people than by religious people. Just sharing my experience.

Exactly what is wrong with it? How is it click-bate? The car was totaled. The title didn't indicate it was his.