2017 Ford Raptor vs 2014 Shelby Raptor

[The Macf]

God there are a ton of asshats in this place, possibly the worst I have ever seen

Are you sure you aren't looking in the mirror?

 

[Addictive Desert Designs]

So you're saying that the screw weighs less than the scab? Gen 1 screw only outweighed the scab by 100 lbs
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Just speculation, honestly dont know. I assume since the screw is bigger, an aluminum body has more opportunity to save more weight. Obviously a screw will always way more than a scab of the same generation.

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Are you sure you aren't looking in the mirror?

 

[FordFanStan]

Like I previously said this thread is worthless because NO ONE knows, yet the conversation remains lol.

 

[Bulletnjm]

LOL but the Shelby Raptor is actually cool

 

[Gilligan]

a gen2 will slowly walk away from a gen1 with tune, exhaust and headers. It will not beat a Shelby raptor on the road.

In the desert With stock suspension setups the gen2 will walk away from the blown gen1

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[Bulletnjm]

a gen2 will slowly walk away from a gen1 with tune, exhaust and headers. It will not beat a Shelby raptor on the road.

In the desert With stock suspension setups the gen2 will walk away from the blown gen1

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Dont forget a sick blow off valve. PSSSSSSSHHHHHH

 

[20psirabbit]

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[VortexTed]

Let's just say that the 17 Raptor is faster than your 6.2 Whipple there is only one thing that you need...


#WINNING

850 HP, that engine is sick! Perhaps if these guys actually clicked on the engine to read the info they would have got it

I have to wonder though with these non factory engines that have all these aftermarket parts and extra horsepower to them how long they will actually last? I see Roush only gives a 3 yr. 36K warranty on their engines.
If I had the money to burn I wouldn't give a shit and make the upgrade.

 

[RLTW]

850 HP, that engine is sick! Perhaps if these guys actually clicked on the engine to read the info they would have got it



I have to wonder though with these non factory engines that have all these aftermarket parts and extra horsepower to them how long they will actually last? I see Roush only gives a 3 yr. 36K warranty on their engines.

If I had the money to burn I wouldn't give a shit and make the upgrade.

Capable of handling 850 is what I read.


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[Livernois Motorsports]

We have a local client with our Stage 4W kit on his 12 HD F150, and he has made over 800whp with our Extreme 6.6L stroker in it!