2024 Raptor 801a, do I need to wait for tuner before increasing tire size and lift/level kit?

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Hey all, I just picked up my 2024 Shelter Green F-150 Raptor 801a as a replacement for my 2018 Gen2. I am looking to repeat similar mods I had on the Gen2, and currently scheduled to start out with Eibach Pro Lift Leveling kit (+2.2" Front | +1.5" Rear) and replacing the stock wheels and 35" tires with new Icon wheels and 37" Toyo Open Country M/T tires.

When I did this for my prior Gen2, I was able to get the new tune for the truck at the same time to account for the lift and new tires. However I am unable to find anyone yet that is selling Tuners confirmed for the 2024 Gen3 models. When I check MPT, Livernois, Goosetuned, etc, none of them have tuners for the 2024 Gen3 available yet. Can't even find a speedometer recalibration tool for the 2024 F-150 yet. Anyone aware of when those may become available, or are they and I am just missing seeing them?

Am I better off waiting on these mods until Tuners are available and I can adjust for the higher clearance and large tire diameter? I would certainly like to gain back any lost power/performance, but am more concerned about whether these changes without a tune will significantly impact mileage/speedometer/unnecessary transmission strain.

And do I need to re-gear going up to the 37's? Most of what I've read says no need with the Gen3 F-150 Raptor, but a lot of varying thoughts on the internet. I don't see anywhere on Ford's Spec sheets where they have different gear for the 802A 37package, so assume I do not need to worry about this.

Thank you for any and all thoughts on the above. I've spent a lot of time reading through prior threads to investigate this particular issue, but not much specific to the 2024s 801a since just recently started rolling out.
 

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Sounds like 23+ are oem ecm locked as far as tunes. forscan might still be able to adjust tire diameter.

As far as i know all raptors 35, 37 and R have the same gear ratio so regearing would be a waste of $
 

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23 and 24's can't be tuned yet but you can do any lift kit and adjust tire size and recalibrate ride height in Forscan. I just did Eibach 1" springs in the front and 37s. Updated everything in Forscan. Works flawlessly.
 

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23 and 24's can't be tuned yet but you can do any lift kit and adjust tire size and recalibrate ride height in Forscan. I just did Eibach 1" springs in the front and 37s. Updated everything in Forscan. Works flawlessly.
is this for the speedometer calibration, or does it serve any other purpose?
 

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I am leveling my 2024 F-150 RAPTOR, but I need to figure out how much I should lift. I will run with a 20x10-18 wheel + 37/12.5/20 Tires. I just got the 2.25" perch collar for the front. Should I also buy a rear coil spring spacer? 1"?

Thanks for the help.
 

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I am leveling my 2024 F-150 RAPTOR, but I need to figure out how much I should lift. I will run with a 20x10-18 wheel + 37/12.5/20 Tires. I just got the 2.25" perch collar for the front. Should I also buy a rear coil spring spacer? 1"?

Thanks for the help.
I’ve been thinking about doing the same exact thing. 2.25” up front with the 1” spacer in the back. I’m currently running 20x9 +00 with the 1.5” RPG collar up front… But think I want to go a little bigger and slightly more aggressive. Have you pulled the trigger?
 

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Hey all, I just picked up my 2024 Shelter Green F-150 Raptor 801a as a replacement for my 2018 Gen2. I am looking to repeat similar mods I had on the Gen2, and currently scheduled to start out with Eibach Pro Lift Leveling kit (+2.2" Front | +1.5" Rear) and replacing the stock wheels and 35" tires with new Icon wheels and 37" Toyo Open Country M/T tires.

When I did this for my prior Gen2, I was able to get the new tune for the truck at the same time to account for the lift and new tires. However I am unable to find anyone yet that is selling Tuners confirmed for the 2024 Gen3 models. When I check MPT, Livernois, Goosetuned, etc, none of them have tuners for the 2024 Gen3 available yet. Can't even find a speedometer recalibration tool for the 2024 F-150 yet. Anyone aware of when those may become available, or are they and I am just missing seeing them?

Am I better off waiting on these mods until Tuners are available and I can adjust for the higher clearance and large tire diameter? I would certainly like to gain back any lost power/performance, but am more concerned about whether these changes without a tune will significantly impact mileage/speedometer/unnecessary transmission strain.

And do I need to re-gear going up to the 37's? Most of what I've read says no need with the Gen3 F-150 Raptor, but a lot of varying thoughts on the internet. I don't see anywhere on Ford's Spec sheets where they have different gear for the 802A 37package, so assume I do not need to worry about this.

Thank you for any and all thoughts on the above. I've spent a lot of time reading through prior threads to investigate this particular issue, but not much specific to the 2024s 801a since just recently started rolling out.

There is only a 3 MPH difference on your speedo at 55 MPH between 35s and 37s, so you can differently do the tire swap now and recalibrate/program once a tuner is available. Thier is no difference in gears, and you are not going to "stain" anything. Just keep in mind, your 37" tire choice of the Toyo Open Country M/T is one of the heaviest 37s out there which is more rotating mass.
 

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I am leveling my 2024 F-150 RAPTOR, but I need to figure out how much I should lift. I will run with a 20x10-18 wheel + 37/12.5/20 Tires. I just got the 2.25" perch collar for the front. Should I also buy a rear coil spring spacer? 1"?

Thanks for the help.
You should measure it. With appropriate load. Then, depending on your tolerance for squat, decide on the spacer.
 

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23 and 24's can't be tuned yet but you can do any lift kit and adjust tire size and recalibrate ride height in Forscan. I just did Eibach 1" springs in the front and 37s. Updated everything in Forscan. Works flawlessly.
Stupid request, and I should probably search but you have my exact setup with the 1” lift in just the front.

What exactly did you update in FORSCAN for that setup to 37’s? I’ll be making the switch here to 37’s in the next few weeks
 
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