I’m 99.999% sold on a STX FX4. Just curious if anyone is more interested in a Ranger over F-150 now that it offers the Tremor off-road package like Super Duty.
https://media.ford.com/content/fordmedia/fna/us/en/news/2020/09/14/ford-ranger-tremor.html
I love the look of the LEDs but the only knock about them is the costs, if they burn out they’re expensive to fix/replace. When they start yellowing after years of use they’ll be VERY expensive to replace.
my wife’s Honda has led lights and they’re great but one burnt out within 3 years of...
It’s a cool truck but not enough for the asking price. A 392 version that starts at $55k would’ve been a better way to go I think. Then option the Hellcat as the halo trim level for $70k. (SRT-TRX?)
I’m hoping they backed out of it. I’d take a 3.5 if they roll it out in the 5.0. Every 5.3 Chevy I’ve had or known has had problems from cylinder deactivation. Though my BIL’s Ram 5.7 hasn’t had any issues.
I agree, I think this drivetrain will all but end the power stroke F-150. I think diesel half tons are gonna be short lived anyways too. Just a steppingstone to better integrated hybrids
Yeah it’s definitely gonna be a torque monster. I don’t see the HP being raised too much. 375-400 is more than enough to tug at highway speeds. I think the torque numbers are gonna be the biggest stat since the hybrid bits are integrated to boost the low end. 395/550 is my official guess. I also...
It’s got a few extras on the base 4x4. You get a rear locker, shocks, skids, and now a drive mode that uses the ABS on the front wheels to simulate a front locker. In the past, some believed the FX4 to ride a little stiffer but I’ve never personally felt a difference. If you’re not really going...