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They did it to a black one too. New 2018 Ford F-150 For Sale | Buford GA
What about those of us that don't run our Raptor's offroad in rocky terrain or Baja style terrain? I use mine in the mud and water. I have 20's with 37's and a wider stance so I don't sink as far in the mud. I would love to see a stock Raptor make it through some of the spots I travel through. You would need to put drain hole on you floor boards. All depends how you set up the vehicle. I agree that those 2 that dealer has aren't to my liking but each to his own.
Then you overpaid for a factory suspension you didn't need and could have saved yourself money by buying an F150.
What about the rest of the truck. I can build an F150 to compete with a Raptor on suspension as well, but then I don't get the rest of what I wanted in the Raptor. I bought my Raptor for the performance and how I built the engine and everything else on it. I wouldn't have been able to do the same with a regular F150. The suspension on the Raptor was not the reason I bought mine.
BTW I have upgrade the stock Raptor suspension on mine to still have the same performance even though I have mine lifted. Also I am in the process of upgrading the brakes since my new wheels allow me the room for a bigger rotor.
It's not wrong to admit you bought the raptor for bragging rights or it's looks but I know east texas off roading and a supercharged lifted 5.0 f150 will be just as good or better in the mud and cheaper
i agree with the earlier statements that large wheels are common place outside of this forum. every raptor i see down here has some 20s or bycycle tires on it
What about those of us that don't run our Raptor's offroad in rocky terrain or Baja style terrain?
I use mine in the mud and water. I have 20's with 37's and a wider stance so I don't sink as far in the mud.