My first 2500 Ram was $54k loaded back in 08 and that was crazy money for a truck then. 15 years later and $100k is normal conversation for a top level truck.
What kind of power do you think the 10R80 will be able to handle reliably in the R? Seems like 750-800 hp and 700+ lb-ft torque is where clutches start to see their limits in Mustangs and other F150 models.
I've heard that about 37 model Gen 3s but was curious if they changed spring rates or anything on the R that made any difference. Not that either truck is exactly track car worthy haha. Would love an R to go next to my TRX but not on your level just yet!
Throw some track armor on it and do the break in drive home! Definitely temporary and won't look incredible for the drive but it will do the job of keeping the paint safe.
Have you been in other Gen 3s? Curious, outside of the obvious power difference, if ride is similar. From my seat time in a Gen 3, your description is spot on. Feels like I am comparing a viper to a corvette. Both are insanely capable, viper just requires you to drive it hard to extract its...
The type of connector used nowadays only let go at higher pressure. They don't typically leak until full fire hose. Same thing happened with a handful of early TRX deliveries too. They're pushed in 95% but the clips didn't full seat.
If you're replacing upper arms, just go with a billet uniball arm. Also, replace ball joints on the lower arm. If you really want to get everything, replace the bushings on the a arm pivots too. Last thing would be the hubs.
Looks like they added a specific Raptor R assault class too. Curious if they'll have a fleet of Raptor Rs for that or do they just have an R ready to join the regular group
Looks like a good time! Lucky you didn't break the back window haha. Also, let the truck land and settle a bit before stabbing the brakes and it will likely be smoother.
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