NY auto show pics

Mystical'96 · Mar 25, 2016

Went to the NY auto show today and the same avalanche gray raptor was there from the philli show. They did have a cut away of the raptor motor which was something I haven't seen before.

Sorry for the cell phone pics, hopefully someone goes to the show with a real camera and shares.

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More pics..

The oil pan seems to be plastic, do any other F150s have this?

ZaneMasterX · Mar 25, 2016

Very nice! Thanks for the pics!

Mystical'96 · Mar 25, 2016

Some more..

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Two more non raptor pics..

The Titan concept was there and looked pretty cool, no where near production though..

And who doesn't want to see a matte white ACR Viper?

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ZaneMasterX said:
Very nice! Thanks for the pics!

My pleasure, glad to contribute something new.

Chris's FX4 · Mar 26, 2016

Mystical'96 said:
The oil pan seems to be plastic, do any other F150s have this?

Yes sir, the current 2.7L Ecoboost does. The 5.2L in the GT350 uses a composite pan as well.

Yukon Joe · Mar 26, 2016

So I guess one engine mod will be two catch cans? Does someone already make them for the ecoboost?

@Yukon Joe :baby:

www.runraptorrun.com

ofcbarbrady · Mar 26, 2016

Nice pics ---- did you get any of that blonde's ****** ????

2014RubyRed · Mar 26, 2016

Plastic oil pan? That's ******* AWESOME!!!!

KaiserM715 · Mar 26, 2016

2014RubyRed said:
Plastic oil pan? That's ******* AWESOME!!!!

What we have currently is cast aluminum, which has almost no elastic deformation before cracking, how is this worse?

ZaneMasterX · Mar 26, 2016

2014RubyRed said:
Plastic oil pan? That's ******* AWESOME!!!!

Pretty sure its Dupont 6/6 Nylon/Aluminium composite which is more durable than the cast aluminum your 6.2L oil pan is made from.

2014RubyRed · Mar 26, 2016

KaiserM715 said:
What we have currently is cast aluminum, which has almost no elastic deformation before cracking, how is this worse?

'Cause I like metal stuff!!!

Your argument is appreciated and taken.......

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