Corey's RAPTOR R FULL SVCOFFROAD Build
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Any pictures of the mufflers you ended up using as well as videos of how it sounds? Did you keep the x pipe, valves, resonators, resonated tips etc? I have my own exhaust shop, and have been fighting the urge to come up with something custom as the stock system honestly isn't bad.
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We basically removed everything and then Borla XR-1 race series turn downs. Loud but fits the truck very well
That things sweet! I hope one day before I pack it in I can take a already Uber capable truck, brand new, drop it at a shop and say yea here's a blank cheque, do you best. Or become skilled enough to create it myself!
That's a hell of a unit! Great work. I'd be happy doing a spirited run in that from the passengers seat!
That's a hell of a unit! Great work. I'd be happy doing a spirited run in that from the passengers seat!
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@svc is the fuel cell required for the daily driver 4-link? How many gallons is the fuel cell?
Do you happen to have an overall height measurement after all of the suspension work and 40" tires? Awesome build. Might actually consider this depending on overall height.
How does it ride/drive on road compared to stock? I realize it's built to be way capable offroad, just curious if there is any degredation to the on-road ride quality.
Do you happen to have an overall height measurement after all of the suspension work and 40" tires? Awesome build. Might actually consider this depending on overall height.
How does it ride/drive on road compared to stock? I realize it's built to be way capable offroad, just curious if there is any degredation to the on-road ride quality.
I have an SVC linked Gen 2. Fuel cell is about 42 gallons. She’s definitely stiffer on road but plenty fun to roll around in. Extremely capable in the dirt.
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