CoronaRaptor
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I run 44 psig all around, but others swear on 36/32 something like that.
New Raptor owner Atlanta Ga
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Beautiful truck! Welcome and congrats. That is not a valve on the exhaust, and if that’s what your referring to. That’s is a weight to counter vibration in the system.
Enjoy that new Rig!
smurfslayer
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Welcome to FRF!
#OneLessprius
I’ve been seeing a lot of the primer grey Raptors lately, are you going to paint yours?
the bed pic is for the box link attachments, they should be in the truck.
Tire pressure is hotly debated here. The C range KO2’s are supposed to be set to 38psi by the door placard. If you look at some of the high mileage tires from some users here who have had to replace them and run close to factory PSI, the center wears out a lot faster.
Even for street driven, high speed (I’m talking highway, not competition) I think maybe 36 in the front is fine, 33-34 in the rear. You may want to experiment a little lower than that, depending on your driving profile. The Raptor Assault crew were recommending a little lower as I recall. If you’re going to be doing some higher speed off roading, definitely pay attention to your tire pressure as tire compliance is part of the suspension.
#OneLessprius
I’ve been seeing a lot of the primer grey Raptors lately, are you going to paint yours?
the bed pic is for the box link attachments, they should be in the truck.
Tire pressure is hotly debated here. The C range KO2’s are supposed to be set to 38psi by the door placard. If you look at some of the high mileage tires from some users here who have had to replace them and run close to factory PSI, the center wears out a lot faster.
Even for street driven, high speed (I’m talking highway, not competition) I think maybe 36 in the front is fine, 33-34 in the rear. You may want to experiment a little lower than that, depending on your driving profile. The Raptor Assault crew were recommending a little lower as I recall. If you’re going to be doing some higher speed off roading, definitely pay attention to your tire pressure as tire compliance is part of the suspension.
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Woody W
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Thank you so much..that was bugging me! Have a great Day!!
CoronaRaptor
FRF Addict
They still putting that junk on? They put one of those stupid things in the frame of the gen 1's too. Added weight and you still hear squeaks, lol
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Woody W
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Thanks for your reply..at 48 it was like riding on rocks..so i will try and see how the stock 38+- feels. Will check the truck to see if any attachments were included..so far i can't find any..Thanks again and have a nice Day!Welcome to FRF!
#OneLessprius
I’ve been seeing a lot of the primer grey Raptors lately, are you going to paint yours?
the bed pic is for the box link attachments, they should be in the truck.
Tire pressure is hotly debated here. The C range KO2’s are supposed to be set to 38psi by the door placard. If you look at some of the high mileage tires from some users here who have had to replace them and run close to factory PSI, the center wears out a lot faster.
Even for street driven, high speed (I’m talking highway, not competition) I think maybe 36 in the front is fine, 33-34 in the rear. You may want to experiment a little lower than that, depending on your driving profile. The Raptor Assault crew were recommending a little lower as I recall. If you’re going to be doing some higher speed off roading, definitely pay attention to your tire pressure as tire compliance is part of the suspension.
Penning4544
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Offroad Alliance for the lights for the bumper. Looks nice and professional job when completed.
I'm at 43 psi, ride isn't too rough for me
Frank R
Active Member
I run 36 front 34 back brought it down from 42 nice ride and better grip I have rigid fogs on mine went with radiance so I can run them on street with nobody high beaming me back Got them from Ford performance guy on site installed my self so many things you can do tune should be near top of your list
