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If they can sell unnecessary stuff for a profit.....why wouldn't they?

I wrapped my B-pillar trim with satin black vinyl. I got sick of buffing the scratches out every other week.

2019-20 tailgate appliques are cheaper than 2017-18 appliques. https://www.ebay.com/itm/19-thru-20-F-150-OEM-Genuine-Ford-SVT-RAPTOR-Tail-Gate-Applique-Rear-Trim-Panel/173891258265?hash=item287cba0799:g:d~oAAOSwKltcyw7K

When I put 17x9 0mm offset wheels on my 2017 I took it to the local dealer for an alignment. It was too wide to fit on their alignment machine. :perkinswhatever:

The stock blocks are 2.5".

My last 4 trucks have been 3.5 Ecoboosts. Even on the Gen1 Ecoboost the oil filter and drain plug were in the same place as the Gen2. After 9 years of practice Ecoboost oil changes are easy.

Those are rivets.

Sounds normal especially if your a/c is on.

There are 7 trims in 2020, XL, XLT, Lariat, King Ranch, Platinum, Raptor and Limited.

Did you run balance beads with them on your old truck?

It wouldn't for me. I don't need a toy hauler so I wouldn't give up the nice cushy ride of a half ton.

Nice :waytogo: Looks a lot like mine.

Sure they do. That's exactly what the 2021 is going to look like.

A couple spy pictures of the 2021 Raptor. https://autodesk.i.lithium.com/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/370619iCE70B46AB66C12AE?v=1.0 https://i.ytimg.com/vi/bOwsLtwa2Ts/hqdefault.jpg

Tire Rack shows them both weighing 65 lbs.

They are hot when the key is on. Not sure how that works with push button start?

Stop reading those clickbait articles.

click bait

I haven't tried yet in my 2020, but my 2017 hit 107 mph.

Cylinder deactivation on the 5.0 :thumbsdown:

They only make F150s in Dearborn and KC. Raptors are made in Dearborn.

I emailed them a couple times and both times they replied within a day. They even sent out new set of decals for me ASAP. I don't believe they do.

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2 weeks? More like 11 months.

I doubt it too. On the previous 2 gens they waited until the 3rd year of the new model to release the new Raptor.