Greetings from Texas!

[Leotno]

Hello!

I wanted to say hi. I just purchased a 2019 a month ago.
Turns out this thing has a Cobb tune and intake on it. I figured I needed a place to get information and whatnot since I know nothing on the Raptor.
I dont have any pics yet other than a candid snap.

The Raptor is mainly for hauling, as I was tired of towing in my X5 and seeing U-Haul hit my vehicle with their equipment.
Other vehicle is a LX570, I have a thing for vehicles that get no more than 15 MPG.

 

[James O]

Congrats on your truck. Love the blue.
Depending on your tune, it may require 91 or 93 octane.

 

[The Car Stereo Company]

morning..........

 

[CoronaRaptor]

Welcome to the place, congrats on your Gen 2

 

[m2aclark]

Those are some awfully familiar looking vehicles, but you do have 2 that get good enough fuel mileage to offset the other three.

 

[smurfslayer]

Welcome to FRF
#OneLessprius

 

[MurderedOutSVT]

Welcome to FRF

Lots of good folks around here to help out with the Rap

 

[Nex]

Lots of good folks around here to help out with the Rap

Well I know that you are not talking about @CoronaRaptor

OP, welcome to FRF!

 

[blemm13]

I’m in a similar position. Just purchased a 2018 with a Cobb CAI which I highly suspect has a tune. Were you able to find a way to confirm your belief and get more info on your tune? I don’t want to purchase a $800+ accessport just to confirm. I also don’t want to be using the wrong fuel! Any advice is appreciated.

 

[jchap711]

I’m in a similar position. Just purchased a 2018 with a Cobb CAI which I highly suspect has a tune. Were you able to find a way to confirm your belief and get more info on your tune? I don’t want to purchase a $800+ accessport just to confirm. I also don’t want to be using the wrong fuel! Any advice is appreciated.

Honestly if you’re in doubt. I’d just run premium to be safe. It’s a better fuel anyways