Fair Drag Race..Finally

[WMRaptor]

Sport mode does put the truck in awd from what I have seen as well.

 

[Xiaofeng Mu]

That must be new for the R because my poverty '22 does not.

My 21 won’t put in 4A in sport either. 4A on sport is only for R.

 

[JoeSC]

Not sure and he didn't use auto hold he foot braked it. Nice to see the Raptor is faster both ways. The only thing about the main video I didn't like is the extra weight from the two tires in the bed of the TRX.

Yeah i thought the same thing about the tires as well.

I thought that too but there's a camera op in the back of the Raptor and not in the TRX, so it is fair.

 

[Pacific Wheel]

It is more fair in the tire weight department but the TRX gearing isn't great for 37's. It's really not great for the 35's IMO. So depending on how you look at it, it might be more fair 35 TRX vs 37 R. But I'm sure there are other variables that benefit one versus the other as well.

 

[Keith88]

TRX is a faster truck stock vs stock. The Raptor R is a better truck. Thats how I look at it.

 

[Pacific Wheel]

@Keith88 100%

 

[trav7314]

That must be new for the R because my poverty '22 does not.

I love how my $80k pick-up truck is the “base model.”

 

[Russ103]

I love how my $80k pick-up truck is the “base model.”

Hahaha! Aka “poverty spec truck”

I actually remember when driving a $50k truck was as expensive as one could get in a truck.

 

[GordoJay]

Hahaha! Aka “poverty spec truck”

I actually remember when driving a $50k truck was as expensive as one could get in a truck.

And some of us remember when you couldn't spend as much as $5k on a new pickup ....

 

[Dudebrodude]

Hahaha! Aka “poverty spec truck”

I actually remember when driving a $50k truck was as expensive as one could get in a truck.

My first 2500 Ram was $54k loaded back in 08 and that was crazy money for a truck then. 15 years later and $100k is normal conversation for a top level truck.