The First 10 Mods You Must Do To Your Truck in 2021

Where do you get a bumper and guard like that?

I pretty much don’t need any of these ‘must do’ mods.

I’ve always wanted to switch between overt and covert with lighting. Very interested to see how you go about it!

Silverado HD! Silverado HD! No, just joking, Cody. Cool truck. I hope it lasts long.
God bless.

You should've bought a squirrel to pick up all of the nuts falling from that Ford. 😂

felt the "why? you ask?.... Because it sounds cool"

As much as I love the 7.3G..it still isn’t a 6.7PSD. Just isn’t the same!

I was literally just contemplating putting a master override for the lights in my vehicle for the same reason. Have you completed that project yet? If so, how’d it go?

Lmao , you bought the entire Les Schwab catalog. Front bumper will wear on your front suspension and bearings, but atleast when the "world ends" you'll be able to drive through all of the zombies 😅😅

Great to the point video on accessories that really matter. Thanks Cody

wait so he lifted his truck but because the product wasn't labeled as a lift it doesn't count. so I leveled my truck with a level kit. does that count 👀

All great items but how did it cost?

Nah carli suspension is far superior

You would think for the 70k plus sticker price, Ford would have those items included.

You'll get more side to side sway feel with those air bags then you would with a set of timbren rubber blocks

Sulastic shackles were the best modification I did to my F350. I get to keep my teeth when I'm not loaded

"I want to install a switch so my white truck can run completely blacked out." hmmmm

That is one loooong truck! Thanks for sharing

Spring for collapsable running boards they are awsome

great info... thanks.

I remember when I was growing up my parents bought a 2000 Oldsmobile silhouette minivan and it had a built in airlift system with an air compressor that was factory with the car and it included an air hose for inflating tires and it just really came in handy and was so convenient, but now gm discontinued the Oldsmobile series,I don't understand why they would get rid of something that was so handy and convenient and I don't understand how a car company could lose money off of something like that.

My 84 cucv has the blackout mod and infrared lights… never got the chance to use them though 😂

Don't forget your differentials! Open differential vehicles get stuck where locked or limited don't even sweat. Atleast a rear but preferably twin locked

Cherry 2000

Cartel use ir lights for durg running.

ughhh a ford....honestly this one isn't too bad ;-)

Old men hate lifted trucks because they have a hard time getting in and out of a high lifted truck. Plain and simple!

What did the suspension upgrades run you, roughly?

i bought my f250 with the tremor package. saved me a lot of headache. its pretty good off road. i love these trucks

You Need Rear Wheel Wells, I put them on my 2018 f-150 first thing.

I thought he was gas all the way, no diesel because it smells and such

Need Hellwig rear & Front Sway bars with polyurethane bushings!
Night & day handling!

Curious, I know you went with the Nitto Ridge Grapplers over the K02s. Are you still happy with the Nittos? Going to need new tires on my rig soon and both are strong competitors.

This must be the 10 reasons to buy a diesel engine truck. 😂😂

blackout rig options great will be doing to mine...
[heads-up suggestion] put ir's all around so you will have on every side [all four sides...]
suggestion = replace running boards with hidden auto-deploy steps for each entrance[with manual operating option(s)] if you're not going to run 'rock rails'...

I’ve watched this video when it came out… any updates on the IR or the light delete that you talked about?? Would love to see if you’ve done this and/or how it works?…

Why not a flatbed with tool boxes?

Nice truck. For a domestic.

As far as night vision I highly recommend SIONYX Aurora

Nice!

lol the first mod should have been to buy a diesel and not a gas engine. LOL FAIL

Do you ever regret not just getting a one ton chassis?

Not going to lie, leveled trucks aren't as ugly as squatted, but they're definitely not as nice looking as stock

"I'm not a big lifted truck guy"
Honestly I understand why. Don't get me wrong, I love my truck. It's a NBS 7.3 on 37s and even has a camo grill for added effect. No spacers. She starts every time, even in the cold, doesn't demand much maintenance wise, and just over 200k miles. I bought it like this. So imagine my shock when I had to take a 3 point turn in a cul-de-sac. Every. Single. One. Every. Time. I have to strategize where I park at work to avoid being boxed in. It's a manual so every time I do get boxed in, I cry as I smell my clutch shedding whole % points off its life. The fact it's lifted makes living with it so much harder for no real benefit. But it looks cool. And I wouldn't give it up for the world.

Let us know how the infra red lights go.

Which company did you get the front coil overs and mounts from?

How have you like the Bolt Receiver Lock?

Did you buy the truck with the OEM Camper Package? What I understand is mainly for slide-in camper rigs and ups the front stock coil rate +2

What kind of fuel mileage are you averaging?