Mike Hammer
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last time i answered this question, i became birdmans bitch........
Yes and invisible also.
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last time i answered this question, i became birdmans bitch........
I checked two '13 raptors at work today(I work at a ford dealer)both frames reinforced. Also checked a couple of '13 f150s. Most not reinforced, but checked a new arival '13 f150, HAD frame reinforced just like the raptor. Looks like the frames are baically the same.
Resale? Is this about resale now? To hell with that! Mine's not for sale. It will only become more of an offroad machine and I will eventually have to get another daily driver!
for anyone late to the discussion, this is the difference in the frame wall thickness as observed at the oval shaped hole on the inside of the frame directly above the bump stop
2010
2013
And that, ladies and gentlemen, is the way you get to the bottom of a frame related discussion with minimum ********.
I do have a couple questions please. Were should I be looking for the frame to bend (were the axial bottoms out on the rubber stops)? Mine will probably not see the conditions a few on here are going to put their trucks through, (yes a road queen) however I do plan on pulling a 6000 lbs snowmobile trailer which has 1100 lbs tongue weight. I plan on using a weight distribution hitch. Do I need to keep an eye on my frame due to pulling?