Not sure that will work for you Jake since it looks like real carbon fiber weave, not that fake sticker shit you put all over your truck.
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Riding the bump stops the entire way.........
If you are carrying a lot of shit, the Raptor is the wrong tool for the job. A couple bags of mulch causes the rear end to sag.
Riding the bump stops the entire way.........
If you are carrying a lot of shit, the Raptor is the wrong tool for the job. A couple bags of mulch causes the rear end to sag.
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I've pulled all three sizes of U-Haul trailer on 2,000 mile trips from Alabama to Nevada and didn't come close to the bump stops.
I carry half-ton loads of pellets 25 miles across a ridge 4 to 6 times a year and don't ride the bump stops.
That's on a GEN1. I don't know anything about GEN2s except what I read here, so I'll have to take your word for it.
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Holy freaking cow!
$2,500 of hard-earned cash for BLING?
Lunacy.
You're totally right. An off-road suspension doesn't compromise payload and towing in the least. Ford is actually thinking of discontinuing the F-250 line because the Raptor is as much work truck as anyone needs. Just ask Sasquatch, he knows all the inside information on Ford.
Sasquatch and you appear to think that you're experts on EcoBoost vehicles.
As I've made quite clear, my load-carrying and hauling experience is with the naturally aspirated 6.2L V8 fire-breathing GEN1 Raptor.
Perhaps you've heard of them.
Yeah, I see them periodically. But it is hard to get a good look because they disappear in my rearview mirror so quickly.