This can be a common problem...
My brother has had a few of them at his body shop.
The Raptor has the same frame as any other F150 of the same model year, so if I had this problem with a Raptor, I would have the same problem with any F150. Does that mean the F150 needs to be taken off the list of potential new truck purchases?
This can be a common problem...
My brother has had a few of them at his body shop.
The Raptor has the same frame as any other F150 of the same model year, so if I had this problem with a Raptor, I would have the same problem with any F150. Does that mean the F150 needs to be taken off the list of potential new truck purchases?
YES
They are alright, but most of them are mall cruisers
I would get a GMC Sierra with a 6.2L and have BB take a look at it
Ask Michael (Darkanion), do judge him by his current vehicle though
Ouch! Yeah, when you two start popping out more kids, I bet a minivan comes into the picture, too..
Ouch! Yeah, when you two start popping out more kids, I bet a minivan comes into the picture, too..
This can be a common problem...
My brother has had a few of them at his body shop.
The Raptor has the same frame as any other F150 of the same model year, so if I had this problem with a Raptor, I would have the same problem with any F150. Does that mean the F150 needs to be taken off the list of potential new truck purchases?
YES
From what I have read the reason this is happening is because people are running aftermarket spring that remove a key component of the suspension. Which is suppose to prevent this from happening and if it not there it cant
This can be a common problem...
My brother has had a few of them at his body shop.
The Raptor has the same frame as any other F150 of the same model year, so if I had this problem with a Raptor, I would have the same problem with any F150. Does that mean the F150 needs to be taken off the list of potential new truck purchases?
YES
From what I have read the reason this is happening is because people are running aftermarket spring that remove a key component of the suspension. Which is suppose to prevent this from happening and if it not there it cant
I've been over on the Raptor forum reading about this. It looks like there were a lot more Raptors that got a bent frame with stock suspension than there were Raptors with aftermarket springs that got a bent frame. Looks like Ford has a problem with their F150 frame.
Several people on the other forum mention aftermarket fixes for the frame problem. Anyone know if they really work?
I say look into something else being the Raptors are having so many serious problems. I passes over 5-6 today and they were fine all black idk why but fine so who knows. Being a Street truck it would probably be fine
This can be a common problem...
My brother has had a few of them at his body shop.
The Raptor has the same frame as any other F150 of the same model year, so if I had this problem with a Raptor, I would have the same problem with any F150. Does that mean the F150 needs to be taken off the list of potential new truck purchases?
YES
From what I have read the reason this is happening is because people are running aftermarket spring that remove a key component of the suspension. Which is suppose to prevent this from happening and if it not there it cant
I've been over on the Raptor forum reading about this. It looks like there were a lot more Raptors that got a bent frame with stock suspension than there were Raptors with aftermarket springs that got a bent frame. Looks like Ford has a problem with their F150 frame.
Several people on the other forum mention aftermarket fixes for the frame problem. Anyone know if they really work?
Hater. 
