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The 2.3L is the largest 4 Cylinder EB engine Ford offers. The next size up, the 2.7L is a small V6. GM has a 2.7L 4 cylinder. Honestly a 2.7L EB would make a lot of sense in the Ranger as a Raptor variant. The F-150 Raptor would need to become more powerful otherwise the Ranger Raptor would...

These are awesome numbers out of that tiny little engine!

But their car seats annoy those who do make the payments if there isn't enough room!

Leveling Kits function by either raising the front or dropping the rear. • Rear Drop Leveling - Often on older trucks you could just remove the rear block or replace it with another block to eliminate the rake of the vehicle and effectively level it. Doing this doesn't change any of the front...

Two have arrived close to me. The first one was purchased verbally while it was still on the trailer. The second arrived yesterday morning and I was told it was in the process of being sold yesterday afternoon. These trucks are not sitting long.

Even though BDS had their hands on them early, full kits take time to develop and that means time with an actual production vehicle. Having that Project X vehicle, they should be pretty far along in the actual R&D from a CAD standpoint.

While frame mount is preferred, hardly any steps these days mount to the frame. Almost every set I have seen for almost every truck and Jeep is considered body mount.

I have wondered the same thing!

@leafer All 4 of the 205 files are essentially empty. There are files inside but they are all blank.

One of the wildest rides I have ever had was in an Elise. Sitting inside the frame rails of a perfectly balanced car that sticks to the road like glue is awesomely insane! While I love the car I couldn't own one. I am a bit tall for it. I literally had to crawl out of it on my hands and knees...

I have now driven a car with push button tech for the past 9 years. The key doesn't leave my pocket so there is never the potential to leave it in the vehicle. One thing most people don't think of is that these vehicles simply won't lock if they sense the key fob is inside the vehicle. You can...

Noticed that as well! Thus the reason for the speculation.

https://www.autoblog.com/2019/01/10/2020-ford-explorer-crossover-competition-comparison/ I checked the dimensions and this thing is on par with the new Ranger on height, width and length. It is also rear wheel drive. This thing is so close it really makes me wonder if it isn't using the new...

The width on the Ranger without mirrors is 73.3 inches. This is about 7 inches narrower than the F-150. The Ranger is about 11 inches narrower than the F-150 when you factor in mirrors.

I am a cash kinda guy. I don't mind the cost but I do want to be able to pay for it when I buy it. But my family's financial future does come first and so I will be waiting. My current vehicle was a leased vehicle and it dropped a pretty penny off the purchase price.

These are all 4x4 numbers. I think I have adjusted all the other trucks to build specific. I haven't done this for the Ranger as that info hasn't been officially released. I hope to grab that off the new VIN stickers. Have to find the right build though as I am comparing as evenly across the...

I would actually rather Ford offer a solid rear glass option on the Lariat trim.

The Lariat is the only trim to come standard with the rear slider at all. It really should be powered. It isn't like a previous gen Ranger where you could just reach back and open it.

I have had my grey hair since around the same time. It is insanely thick and I count my blessings as I see family members younger than I am that already have significant hair loss! It isn't just Ford that does stuff like that. I have seen a few other companies make stupid little tweaks for the...

Not a problem. I just added 2 more rows of data showing Peak Horsepower RPM and Peak Torque RPM which does help to paint a better picture.