I’ve always put electric tape over the photo light sensor on the center of the dash so the lights are always on. Technically, they are no longer auto that way. Not sure if that helps.
I’ve had the Bak MX4 on my Raptor, and decided to try the X4S on my TRX.
I personally think the MX4 is better looking (it’s a shiny finish opposed to the matte X4S) and seems more heavy duty then the X4S. I wanted to try something different, but should have stuck with what I knew I liked.
The fact that the R will continue production longer than the TRX (or so it seems) will win Ford a decent amount of TRX owners who dumped their V6 Raptors in the last 3 years back.
RAM is sticking the TT I6 into the next so called TRX they appropriately named the RHO (Removed Hellcat Option)...
That’s a good question, and one I hope to put off for a long time since thinking of the death of S/C V8’s is a depressing thought.
I used to always like Ford trucks, but I do love my TRX way more then just the V8 that made me get it in the first place. It would be a tough choice, and...
What makes you think that? I went from a 19 Raptor to a 23 TRX (because of the Hellcat and I paid $11k under MSRP) but have no interest in going to a Raptor R unless it’s price would be at/below MSRP, something I don’t think will ever happen.
After having a TRX, the V6 Raptor is completely out...
I agree with you 100%
I had a 2019 Raptor with a stage 2 Goosetune and TCM tune that ran like a ***** ape.
I switched to a new TRX and was extremely disappointed in the sluggish feel, until I put a Banks pedal monster in it. The TRX just keeps pulling all the way to red line, unlike the EB...
I say this all the time!
Another perk that 99% of the motoring public doesn’t get is, expensive/fun vehicles depreciate far less then the Toyota Camry’s over time, so the cost of ownership isn’t nearly what it seems from the outside perspective.
Define the use of “full capacity” because I go WOT in my TRX nearly every time I drive it. And no, it’s not a rental, and I’m far from being 16 yrs old.
I don’t know what the MSRP would have been, but obviously it would be higher. I do think that Ford would have no problem selling every single hypothetical V8 Raptor they could produce.
99% of Raptor and TRX buyers are buying these trucks because we want them. You’re right that we don’t “need”...
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