oxfordraptor
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I'm confused. Aren't the fox front 3.0 bolt in "race" shocks internal bypass? Obviously the rears have external bypass tubes.
No these are 3.0's
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I'm confused. Aren't the fox front 3.0 bolt in "race" shocks internal bypass? Obviously the rears have external bypass tubes.
The Gen 2 race truck wasnt touted to be a "factory race truck", how hard is that to understand? It is a production truck being raced, big difference.
The average consumer doesnt care if a $200k+ "factory race truck" can win races because it has zero parts in common with the production model.
The Gen 2 has 95% of its parts in common with the production model, thats why it matters.
But by all means lets keep talking about how the Gen 2 production race truck doesnt compare to the Gen 1 fully modded factory race truck, thatll make for a productive conversation.
Lol but it didn't actually race anything! How can it be a race truck? You're right the average consumer wouldn't care about a highly modded race truck vs a factory truck. But the average consumer is also generally not impressed by a "race truck" that doesn't race any other trucks hahaha
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Lol but it didn't actually race anything! How can it be a race truck?
This should be an accomplishment for Ford in itself. Think about it, no other manufacturers have anything currently on the market that would be able to compete against the Raptor in these particular races. When Ford says "its in a class all of its own" they are pretty correct in that assumption.
I see it as a win for Ford and a win for the consumer.
I'm not a ford fan boy, I don't care about ford for the most part. By the logic that ford put it in a race, where it had no competition, and call it a race truck. Could I not slap some coilovers and led's on a corolla, drive it around Daytona a couple times, and call it a race car?
Could I not slap some coilovers and led's on a corolla, drive it around Daytona a couple times, and call it a race car?
Yup you sure could. A car doesnt need to have $500k into it to classify it as a race car.
You might be interested in this race series.
Yup.
And isn't there a term for that... a word for that... when you're doing something that normally involves others and your just doing it solo with yourself? What is that again that Ford is doing here.
You're missing the point, said carolla is not racing anything in that scenario, just like this truck.