Payload

[SilverBolt]

What was the payload on the Gen-1? A couple of big guys in the cab and you can't carry much cargo.

 

[acg90]

What was the payload on the Gen-1? A couple of big guys in the cab and you can't carry much cargo.

Just did a google search and it looks like 970 for the Scab and 1170 for the Screw

 

[ZaneMasterX]

Google says

1,046lbs SCAB

1,337lbs SCREW

 

[acg90]

Google says

1,046lbs SCAB

1,337lbs SCREW

Strange, I see where you got that though. I got my results from here 2014 Ford F-150 SVT Raptor Tech Specs

 

[ZaneMasterX]

Just did a google search and it looks like 970 for the Scab and 1170 for the Screw

Youre correct. The PDF from media.ford shows:

970lbs SCAB
1170lbs SCREW

 

[Chris's FX4]

The GVWR on that truck was 7050lbs, which is what the old scabs were. So it weighs 5922lbs. Granted its pre-production but still.

 

[ZaneMasterX]

The GVWR on that truck was 7050lbs, which is what the old scabs were. So it weighs 5922lbs. Interestingly enough when you run that vin from that truck on Ford ETIS it shows it as being a scab, but that truck is a screw. Granted its pre-production but still.

So the plot thickens...Nothing is clear cut with these damn things so far.

 

[Chris's FX4]

Don't listen to me. Ran another Vin for a a 16 screw on Ford ETIS and it shows that as being called a double cab (3/4 door) as well which I thought meant scab.

Those yellow stickers will vary from truck to truck though depending on your option packages. I'm sure the panoramic roof doesn't help.

2014RubyRed's payload sticker on his 2014 screw is 1035lbs.

Any weight savings the Raptor has just went into other components.

 

[acg90]

Here's a 2012 Screw which appears to be fully loaded.

From: Ebay