Ford Guys, Talk to me about the FX2.

[Bigredmariner]

Here's one I was looking at, FX2 Candy Red.

I like the dull rim around the tails on the FX2 versus the shiny rim on the FX4.

FX2

FX4

FX2 Wheels, not the greatest.

FX4 Wheels not so great either.

Left to Right, FX2, FX2, FX4, XLT

 

[PenguinLTZ]

Move along folks, nothing to see here...

 

[Bigredmariner]

 

[agjake11]

Oem 20"s ftw

 

[che22879]

I say go for it Red! the 2011 that is!

 

[Cashezo]

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp-A...0&max_price=32000&cardist=237&captcha=success

FTW.

 

[Mixedbreed]

Yes to some degree it does. I don't want to get less than 18 on the highway. I usually get 18 to 20 now with the Silverado. I just don't want to go backwards.

Then forget the 2010 F-150.

Physics suggests that a tepid 5.4-liter V8 that makes 310 hp (in the heaviest truck, no less) should not be able to out-tow others that boast 380 hp and up. Physics is right. Furthermore, the 3.73:1 axle ratio that's needed to generate the advertised tow rating drastically affects everyday fuel economy. Our unburdened F-150 achieved 12.6 mpg, well below the window sticker ratings of 14 mpg city and 18 mpg highway (which were achieved with the standard 3.55:1 ratio).

i get 18-20 hwy all day with 23 inch wheels,33 inch tires 373 gears.. and a heavy foot.

 

[4.6 Punisher]

I would wait for the new 6.2's to come out. The modular lineup is on their way out and the 2 new V8's are amazing to say the least.

 

[Z71_Silvy]

Yes to some degree it does. I don't want to get less than 18 on the highway. I usually get 18 to 20 now with the Silverado. I just don't want to go backwards.

Then forget the 2010 F-150.

Physics suggests that a tepid 5.4-liter V8 that makes 310 hp (in the heaviest truck, no less) should not be able to out-tow others that boast 380 hp and up. Physics is right. Furthermore, the 3.73:1 axle ratio that's needed to generate the advertised tow rating drastically affects everyday fuel economy. Our unburdened F-150 achieved 12.6 mpg, well below the window sticker ratings of 14 mpg city and 18 mpg highway (which were achieved with the standard 3.55:1 ratio).

i get 18-20 hwy all day with 23 inch wheels,33 inch tires 373 gears.. and a heavy foot.

You also don't have a 2010.

And there would have to be something wrong with my truck to *only* get 18 on the highway.

Driving very conservatively, 250 miles up north, I got 24.1. That was at 65MPH.

 

[Bigredmariner]

You must have really small feet to get that kind of mileage.