Weight Reduction potential

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CoronaRaptor

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Get rid of the rear bumper and hitch as well, dovetail the bedsides. I mean there's no going back with some of these mods and its money. If you drop the tail gate i would purchase bedside supports for better offroading and rigidity.
 
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That is gorgeous @bubbarob.

In most seriousness, can't guarantee all seriousness. For a "safe" daily driver, I dunno how much you can chop/cut/save?
Thanks for the kind words.
Love the truck and looking forward to making it better.

Thanks for the suggestions on the members that replied.
May spin this off into a build thread.

Vast majority of the weight saving strategy I would do would be reversible and take a day to put back to stock-ish
 
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Coyote engine swap would save 150lbs.
How difficult, or has it been done before?
I've done a little bit of initial research on Livernois short block which looks like its aluminum with liners? That was a possible consideration too I was researching.
 

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How difficult, or has it been done before?
I've done a little bit of initial research on Livernois short block which looks like its aluminum with liners? That was a possible consideration too I was researching.
Sounds like you need an F100 or an OBS F150. Why destroy the 2010 6.2?
 
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