2021 Raptor - 37” tires!

[ClancyO]

37” tires on 17” wheels (curious how they stuff enough brake in that 17” hole) and a coil sprung rear. Still using a v6 with 2 hairdryers though...

The 2021 Ford F-150 Raptor Is Here With 37-Inch Tires But No V-8 Yet

The third-gen Raptor keeps the twin-turbo 3.5-liter V-6 for now, but adds coil-spring rear suspension and tons of new tech.

www.roadandtrack.com

 

[AmericanRebelution]

I was thinking the same thing about the brakes! I do like the meaty look of the small rim with 37s on this "baja" style truck.

 

[Olive Green 5.7]

Isn't the Raptor R coming out at a later date with the V8 from the GT500? I kind of hope they do so Dodge can respond with a TRX red eye. LOL

 

[ClancyO]

Saw this meme the other day and thought it was fairly accurate:

 

[jimothy]

Isn't the Raptor R coming out at a later date with the V8 from the GT500? I kind of hope they do so Dodge can respond with a TRX red eye. LOL

I’d like to see the opposite: a TRX with the 392. Something between the Rebel and the current TRX.

 

[Olive Green 5.7]

I’d like to see the opposite: a TRX with the 392. Something between the Rebel and the current TRX.

I'd really like to see a sport truck come out in the new DT body style. A new take on the SRT12.

 

[jimothy]

I'd really like to see a sport truck come out in the new DT body style. A new take on the SRT12.

It surprises me that no one (as far as I know) makes a factory sport truck. In the past, we had the GM Syclone/Typhoon, Ford Lightning, and Dodge Ram SRT10.

Plenty of options in the SUV space, including Jeep GC Trackhawk and Dodge Durango SRT, plus BMWs, Porsches, and so on. Yet nothing in a pickup. Interesting.

 

[LaxDfns15]

37” tires on 17” wheels (curious how they stuff enough brake in that 17” hole) and a coil sprung rear. Still using a v6 with 2 hairdryers though...

The 2021 Ford F-150 Raptor Is Here With 37-Inch Tires But No V-8 Yet

The third-gen Raptor keeps the twin-turbo 3.5-liter V-6 for now, but adds coil-spring rear suspension and tons of new tech.

www.roadandtrack.com

And the exhaust gets progressively louder as you change modes. Why do you want a V6 to be louder?