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TrueTrue:bananarock: But this has blown up way too big. 800 bucks and a week later you get the truck back and no hit on the warranty? BlueSVT needs to shut up and count his blessings. No other manufacturer could watch that video and claim the truck wasnt abused, or even consider giving him his...

I fail to see how makking the truck fail-safe, which is what they did, is worse than trying to make it foolproof, which is impossible. Everything Jamal said was completely correct, they knew people would exeed their trucks limit and did what they could engineering-wise to protect thier customers...

Funy, I just ordered a set of Dayton Knock Off's 13x4 :nana:

How did they get a 2012 F-150? :shock1:

Gay = Happy, which it is. Just look at that smile!

Yeah, many. The Raptor as a San Diego/ABDSP/Ocotillo fire truck is the best truck available to do that job. More pics of the Raptor in the link: CAL Fire/San Diego Cty Fire Authority Ford Raptor

Ive seen thier Raptor running around... Not a bad job to say the least

A pic might help, I think there may be more than 1 Raptor in Hawaii

Petersens 4 Wheel testing the Raptor rock crawl ability?

I was in Bullhead Ariz. yesterday. Needless to say I was happy to fill up at 3.60/gal.

Here is a Brembo kit I found. For that much power you need better stoppers. The brakes on the Raptor are the ones on all 2010-up F150 Brembo GT 6 Piston Big Brake Kits from HorsepowerFreaks

Thats what this guy said. Driver survives 200-foot plunge off South Rim Or, you could just go running your 600hp, 6,000lb truck through traffic with 10k in engine upgrades and stock brakes.

True, but you could say the same thing abouth the 6.2's power.

Upgrading the transmission, axles and brakes (why does nobody ever uprgade brakes?) would be a good idea too.

50% more hp is hardly "a few more ponies". The vid of the procharged truck looks pretty hard to control as is. More is great but the tires arent designed for it, you cant use it off road (or on road), the truck still wont be as fast as a 2nd gen Lightning, and it wont be as reliable. The Raptor...

What are you planning on doing with the truck? If you want a sport truck you bought the wrong one. More than 600 hp in a street truck that weighs 6k lbs and has 35" All Terrarins? :wow:

A lot of guys Raptor aren't daily drivers, or live very close to the desert. A few trucks are driven off road most of the time. No excuses for overheating. Unless they were stuck spinning the tires and not getting any air flow, but it sounds like they were just driving when it overheated. Plus...

Unlike Anza-Borrego, Glamis, Pismo, Stoddard, JV ect... The truck was designed to be driven in extreme climates under extreme loads. There is NO reason for you to need to stop because your brand new truck is overheating doing what it was designed to do. Ive been in hotter weather than that, and...

Both trucks overheated???:shock2: 100F isnt too hot. What were you doing to them?:racing:?

We have one, its called "Forum:Intro's and New Arrivals" :)

Looks like he Z isnt the only sensitive Raptor site..??:****storm:

What is going on the truck without a bed?

So thats where Jeeps come from