Ford Raptor Frames Bending

[GrayStangGT]

Just checked mine and every thing is straight lol. I've run down a few trails and lots of dirt roads, but nothing like these guys. I did hit a wash out a little fast and slightly bent the front skid plate. Probably order the SDHQ fix just to be safe.

I would buy the raptor again just because it rides so damn good around town and down oilfield roads for work. In reality they aren't that much more than a fully loaded FX4.

[TENGRAM]

oh em geez, it's not indestructible?? Ford should fix that!

[Rick Modena]

iPhone. Let me type this correctly: suck my cock.

lulz...

[Sean88gt]

in his

iPhone. Let me type this correctly: suck my cock.

[A_A_G]

Im not surprised. Its a $50k truck, not a trophy truck. Resale value is going to suck on these things, you'd be stupid to buy a used one.

[papapepper]

the conclusion is that you shouldn't buy a raptor if you plan on driving on anything rougher than the george bush turnpike. problem solved.

Damn. So you think 635 would have done some damage too, huh?

[STANGGT40]

the conclusion is that you shouldn't buy a raptor if you plan on driving on anything rougher than the george bush turnpike. problem solved.

[stevo]

Except with using the word it. It is = it's it owns that = its

Learn something new every day.

Stevo

[papapepper]

My grandpa used to hit cattle guards harder is in 79 Cadillac.

in his

[Grimpala]

English wasn't my best subject, but are apostrophes not also possessive?

"Mike's Hard Lemonade"

Stevo

Except with using the word it. It is = it's it owns that = its

[Sean88gt]

My grandpa used to hit cattle guards harder is in 79 Cadillac.

[stevo]

Yeah, that's pretty much the definition of a limit.No apostrophe on "its" - "its" is possessive; "it's" is the contraction of "it" and "is."

English wasn't my best subject, but are apostrophes not also possessive?

"Mike's Hard Lemonade"

Stevo

[Nash B.]

When it breaks you've actually pushed it OVER its limit, no to it. If it was only to it, it wouldn't have broken. People can't use the english language worth a s.

Yeah, that's pretty much the definition of a limit.

Stevo

No apostrophe on "its" - "its" is possessive; "it's" is the contraction of "it" and "is."

[stevo]

I was talking comprehension, not grammatics. And that wasn't directed at you, but the guy on the other forum.

I know, just busting your chops.

Stevo

Stevo

I was talking comprehension, not grammatics. And that wasn't directed at you, but the guy on the other forum.