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Upcoming F150 - what is the 'Baja F150'?


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Caught this on Link

 

Does anyone know anything about this wider, and lower F150?

 

I just found a thread about this on the F150 section... someone in there called it the Raptor (could be the project name), said itll be lifted and be 7" wider with baja tires. I don't know where that page got the idea of lower, though much of their other info is just wrong/stupid (4.4L Supercharged?, 6.1L Boss... and so on)

 

here it is:

http://www.blueovalforums.com/forums/index...16974&st=80

Edited by MERKURXR4Ti
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From what I've read it appears there will be no SVT truck but there will be this Raptor with a blown 6.2.

 

 

Which makes sense. An SVT truck needs to be lighter, lower, sportier.

 

The current F150 is way too heavy to be anything like the Lightning.

 

 

So to call it something new is okay by me.

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I just found a thread about this on the F150 section... someone in there called it the Raptor (could be the project name), said itll be lifted and be 7" wider with baja tires. I don't know where that page got the idea of lower, though much of their other info is just wrong/stupid (4.4L Supercharged?, 6.1L Boss... and so on)

 

here it is:

http://www.blueovalforums.com/forums/index...16974&st=80

 

Also, they mentioned some new 5-speed transmission at launch, followed by a 6-speed in 2010, and we know 6-speeds will be standerd across the board from launch.

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wider?

 

I don't get it.

That means that there is more vehicle between the two front wheels.

 

Example:

 

Lets say that the distance between the F-150's front tires is 75".

And the distance between the Silverado's front tires is 77".

 

The Silverado is wider because it's width is greater than that of the F-150.

Edited by P71_CrownVic
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That means that there is more vehicle between the two front wheels.

 

Example:

 

Lets say that the distance between the F-150's front tires is 75".

And the distance between the Silverado's front tires is 77".

 

The Silverado is wider because it's width is greater than that of the F-150.

 

I don't think he didnt understand what wider meant, I think he meant he didn't understand why that 'baja' model would be wider than the regular truck.

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