Andrewalker7
Member
I could not find this mentioned, after some thorough searches.. but forgive me if this has been covered.
I picked up my new 2024 801a in November of 2024, with zero modifications done by the dealer.
With that, I've noticed slightly that the front rake isn't substantial, which I certainly don't mind.. but that means my rear lowers quickly with any real loads. I've looked just as thoroughly underneath, and at all suspension components. Nothing stands out as non-OE.
With only ~70 lbs. in the bed, and nobody in the truck, my rear fenders measure at precisely 41". Fronts measure at 40 5/16". Is this "normal" to be this close to level from the factory?
Especially since some of the springs and kits to level the fronts appear to advertise 1-1.5" of front lift, this seems like it would raise mine much higher than level, with that math.
Reason I'm asking is because I see a handful of Raptors around (and on FRF) that appear to have much more front rake than I.
I don't notice any premature wear or sagging of any kind, and the right is superb.
Any insight, or even measurements of other Gen3's would be helpful. Thanks!
I picked up my new 2024 801a in November of 2024, with zero modifications done by the dealer.
With that, I've noticed slightly that the front rake isn't substantial, which I certainly don't mind.. but that means my rear lowers quickly with any real loads. I've looked just as thoroughly underneath, and at all suspension components. Nothing stands out as non-OE.
With only ~70 lbs. in the bed, and nobody in the truck, my rear fenders measure at precisely 41". Fronts measure at 40 5/16". Is this "normal" to be this close to level from the factory?
Especially since some of the springs and kits to level the fronts appear to advertise 1-1.5" of front lift, this seems like it would raise mine much higher than level, with that math.
Reason I'm asking is because I see a handful of Raptors around (and on FRF) that appear to have much more front rake than I.
I don't notice any premature wear or sagging of any kind, and the right is superb.
Any insight, or even measurements of other Gen3's would be helpful. Thanks!
