What did you do to your Raptor today? (Gen2)

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TwizzleStix

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When it says 0 miles you still have about 2 gallons in the tank. I’ve driven ~15 more miles and put over 36 gallons in mine. The “rated” spec capacity and actual capacity are not the same.

Even my ‘21 ExplorerST rated at 20.2 gallons, actually will hold 21.5 when actually filled to capacity.

That said, if you stop filling at the first pump shut-off you’re leaving a lot of air in the tank and the max travel distance will be lower by some margin, depending on your driving habits. The only time filling to max capacity could be a problem with evap is if you did it and left the vehicle sitting there over night. Even then if it was cool weather it would be fine.
 

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It's gonna be a busy weekend, boys...

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Not pictured: "new" shocks, K02s, and new transmission fluid and filter. Haven't gotten the filter yet so I'm holding off on that til maybe next weekend. Then after that she's getting undercoated with Surface B'laster.
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Looks like a fun weekend, which shocks are you installing?
 

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Looks like a fun weekend, which shocks are you installing?
Just some takeoffs from a 2020 model I found for a decent price. The guy I bought them off of switched to Kings after only a few hundred miles. After the swap I'm going to give rebuilding a shot, but I haven't seen too many guides on rebuilding the live valves. I can't imagine they'd be too difficult though. If all else fails, I'm going the SDi E-Clik route and sending them out to be re-valved.
 

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No pic, but just changed the oil after my road trip…. One nice surprise was that the blow by in the catch can was the cleanest I’ve ever seen on my truck. It’s usually a sludgy chocolate-milkshake looking mess, this time just a nice thin oil consistency; only ~20% full too vs. usually pushing 50% full at my normal 5K(ish) change intervals.

I guess sustained higher speed running is better for the engine than stop and go traffic while commuting!

Next up: Wash the bug guts off this thing!

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