8 Must Have Mods for the 2nd Gen Ford Raptor - 2017 - 2020
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- čas přidán 17. 06. 2024
- In this episode, Alex goes through some of our favorite mods for the second generation Ford Raptor. Everything from stylizing the exterior to boosting the horsepower and all the goodies you'd want. These are our thoughts on the 8 Must-Have Mods for the 2017-2020 Ford Raptor, but we love our audience input as well, so if you think we missed something, let us know in the comments section! If you're interested in any of these products we talk about in this video check out all the products linked below.
Check out our Bolt Build Series Preview with the white Raptor featured in this video here: • Motoroso Raptor Build!...
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PARTS WE TALKED ABOUT IN THE VIDEO:
AIR INTAKES:
(Good intake) Corsa Performance shielded airbox for Ford Raptor:
www.motoroso.com/p/48265-cors...
(Better intake) aFe Momentum GT Pro Guard 7 Air Intake for Ford Raptor:
www.motoroso.com/p/122535-afe...
(Best intake) aFe Power Magnum Force Stage 2 Intake for Ford Raptor:
www.motoroso.com/p/116003-afe...
SCT X4 Tuner module: www.motoroso.com/p/1085960-sc...
THROTTLE CONTROL MODULE:
Jet Performance Xcelerator Programmer for Ford Raptor:
www.motoroso.com/p/477359-jet...
INTERCOOLER:
Mishimoto Performance Intercooler for Ford Raptor:
www.motoroso.com/p/957797-mis...
Addictive Desert Designs Intercooler Relocation Kit for Ford Raptor:
www.motoroso.com/p/52704-addi...
BUMPERS AND GRILLES:
Addictive Desert Designs Race Series R Bumper for Ford Raptor:
www.motoroso.com/p/6737-addic...
Addictive Desert Designs Honeybadger Bumper With Winch Mount for Ford Raptor: www.motoroso.com/p/49474-addi...
T-Rex Revolver Series Front Grille for Ford Raptor:
www.motoroso.com/p/985370-t-r...
EXHAUST:
(Good) Banks Power Monster Exhaust for Ford Raptor:
www.motoroso.com/p/106185-ban...
(Better) Flowmaster FlowFX Cat-Back Exhaust System for Ford Raptor:
www.motoroso.com/p/5196-flowm...
(Best) Corsa Performance Sport Cat-Back Exhaust System for Ford Raptor:
www.motoroso.com/p/38916-cors...
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Borla exhaust coupled with Roush CAI has been a great combo on my ‘17 Raptor for the last 2+ years. Ford Performance worked with Borla and of course Roush and Ford have been working together for many years.
I went with Borla exhaust/Whipple supercharger
@@Peacefulwarrior471you didn't put a whipple on a 2nd gen raptor doofus
Hey I am subbed liked your video but one question
What does sound better a electric cutting exhaust or a flowmaster ?
I like the bumpers from Henessey
Great!
37s work for street driving but once you go offroad there will be massive damages without new fenders and suspension work. Its not worth running them If you are serious about offroading.
Aside from performance mods, I actually love the stock look of the new raptor. Only thing I would change is the front amber lights to white.
It's beneficial having the orange lights for fog/dust conditions. White lights reflect way too much and blind you during these conditions, vs the amber lights cut throw and allow for not only you to see better, but other vehicles to see you as well.
Do I need a throttle module if a Raptor already has sport and Baja modes?
You may still want one to put an extra bit of pep in your step when you get on it. Throttle modules are nice on really any electronic throttle body application, it doesn't require any kind of tuning to get the performance feel you want out of any vehicle. The best part is that they are not just an on/off switch but you can adjust how aggressive you want the response to be.
If you are unsure about it I got it and it wasn't for me. Essentially what it does it make your pedal a little more sensitive. Example being if you a half throttle it could be full throttle. I disliked mine and returned it
Seems that you completely ignored the suspension, which is unfortunate. Seems this list is more for street cruiser performance.
Improving the rear leafs should be one of the first items on the list. Deaver/Icon leafs provide a massive improvement in the feel of the truck and keeps it much more "grounded". That upgrade would also be the time to decide if any lift is wanted.
For higher budget items, there is a major improvement with installing a slot delete kit (KHC has an awesome one)and adjustable UCA (required with a slot delete kit). This fixes the alignment in place and eliminates that headache. This along with Fox 3.0 on all four corners is a worthy improvement.
The above is exactly what I have actually installed on my truck and the improvement is incredible. For those that actually take their truck off road, the above is the most impactful performance improvement for the money (maybe not if your truck never sees dirt).
Hey Chad, great contribution in the comments, thank you for adding this! You're spot on that we tailored this video for the more common Raptor owner, where the stock suspension is more than capable for their use of the truck. We know only about 5% of Raptor owners are going out and hucking their truck.... and while we love those drivers, not exactly who we were aiming this video at. But that said, I think you're right that we overlooked the rear leafs, and I've heard the Deavers are a great upgrade. We offer the Tuff Country Add-a-Leaf, which at under $200 offer a 1.5" lift, and a good value compared to the $1400 Deavers (which replace the full stack and offer more smooth performance), the Tuff Country are a great budget minded way to address the rear leafs: www.motoroso.com/p/179638-tuff-country-82550-add-a-leaf-kit
We also have FabTech UCA's, which are definitely a good upgrade for anyone wanting a bot more travel and offroad durability: www.motoroso.com/p/40069-fabtech-fts22275-uniball-control-arms-fits-17-18-f-150-2?lid=74325
Agree with your comments. Add heavy duty skid plates to the list while you are at it. First thing I did was cover the bottom of the truck with 10 gauge steel covering
Yeah still pimping the street crap...Tuff Country add a leaf doesn't fix a thing...Deavers/Icon are PERFORMANCE upgrades!...and those F/Tech uppers aren't adding any more wheel travel...
bunch of mall crawlers
@@TimothyHuntCcool story bro
checking in 2 years later, in my GTR, Cobb stopped supporting tunes. Do they still support tunes in Raptors?
Yes they do. But I'd go with goosetuned
Did Cobb do you wrong that they didn’t get a mention in the intake, tuner, and/or intercooler sections? 🤔
Hey Max, Cobb definitely hasn't "done us wrong" in any way. We just don't have much experience with their products. They have a requirement that their retailers/resellers have a bring and mortar performance shop thats open to customers. We have a full shop, as you can see in our how-to videos, but we use the shop to create how-to videos and content for CZcams, and we don't offer installation services to customers. We're an online e-commerce marketplace, and we sell nationwide. We haven't spent much time trying to convince them to let us be a seller of their products, but maybe we should put more effort into that, we know they make good products.
You guys really should have done more research... The COBB accessport with a stage 1 tune alone provides fantastic safe gains and the transmission tune is hands down the best I've ever tested. It also includes a pedal commander type program to change the throttle pedal characteristics as well as the auto start/stop delete. The factory intake and exhaust on the raptors are already well tuned and there is no need to drop thousands for both. Check out COBB's full line of raptor accessories and you won't be disappointed. I have absolutely no affiliation with COBB at all but I am very impressed with their stage 1 kit I put on my raptor.
Thanks for the contribution! Good stuff! We will be looking into their products in more detail and hopefully bring them on as a brand we carry.
You never mentioned Whipple. I have a 600hp Whipple supercharged Raptor and it’s the best investment I’ve ever made.
You may have the gen1 not the gen 2
$300 air filter for 22 extra horsepower on a TT motor. Seems legit. 😂
The first generation raptor did not have a coyote motor it had what’s called the I believe boss motor which was a 6.2 before that it was a 5.4 triton
What ever happed to Whipple cai, and intercooler?
7:39 - An intercooler cools charge air...air coming OUT of the turbo(s), not air INTO the turbo(s).
it's pretty obvious this 🤡 doesn't know what she's talking about
💓 rapter too.
I am on the fence with the intercooler. The factory intercooler works to good, Ford installed loover shades that open and close. They say the factory intercooler is to cool, that's why the loovers close.
There’s a video with massive improvement with a garret IC
As tested many times with dyno, air intakes almost never actually give any performance, most of the ones that say they do, make it worse.
The raptor never got a coyote engine 🤦🏼♂️
Who gives a fuck its fast as is
Has the raptor mod videos started yet I got a 2017 and 2019 want to see what options I have to customize
Yes, they have! We'll be publishing them soon. Over the next couple of weeks, a majority of the install videos will be going live. Thanks for checking in, we'll make sure to post a link to the playlist here for you as well.
Richard Mahoney big flexing baby! I only have one 2019 raptor. Lol
No raptor ever had the "sweet coyote engine". The had a 5.4 for a brief moment then the 6.2. They absolutely should have came with the 5.0 but they didn't
Sweet Coyote engine in the Gen 1? Okay.............
Durham Media We noticed this slip up in editing too. The Gen 1 had the 5.4L and 6.2L options, not the coyote! Oops.
I feel like CAI makers always lie about HP gains. I put one in a Jeep I had a few years ago and got nothing out of it. The manufacturer claimed 15 hp. Lies!
billiondollardan did you also tune it for the new flow?
The hp gains are with a proper tune, you wont see very much if anything from just slapping one on
Raptor never had a coyote it was the 6.2 called the boss
Don’t buy a tuner unless the dealership installs it. Voids any warranty
50-90% improvement in horsepower on a 450 horsepower engine, giving 22 more horsepower? I know my maths can be off buuuuttttt….
Improvement in air flow not hp
Lost me at coyote, raptor never had a coyote
Anyone who says you can easily put 37's on a Raptor have never wheeled one.
Fake news. I know who I wont be buying parts from 👎
Definitely don’t think it’s “easy” to fit 37’s without rubbing, and thought we said that pretty clearly. Our buddy Ramin has 37’s with just a leveling kit and deavers, with no rubbing daily. BUT for sure, if he wheels it hard, there could be issues. Not everyone thrashes their Raptor. Anyhow, sorry you’ll never buy parts from us, and sorry you thought the video was misleading.
For street it's fine
The ecoboost is the worst mistake ford ever made! Poor engine design and terrible reliability
All those mods are mall cruiser junk...intake/exh/tuner is useless off road...and BTW my factory option wheels can be be bead-locks and are forged not cast...one drive off road and you know Ford missed the mark on the rear spring package including a set of terrible 2" lift blocks...oh yeah those 37" tires are going to rub when you (well...not you) leave the pavement...I own a 2018 Gen2 and everything you suggested has never been needed in the middle of Baja...