Category: Excursion/Super Duty Parts & Accessories

Ford will offer a brand new factory fifth wheel prep package for the first time in the upcoming 2011 Super Duty truck line. Designed and engineered by Cequent Performance Products, Inc, a company under the wing of TriMas Corporation, a source of many quality products. The package is being produced under Cequent’s REESE brand, currently […] More »

The new 2011 Ford Super Duty trucks will be modern space-age trucks capable of acting as your office on wheels using Ford Work Solutions and keeping you organized and on time throughout your workday. Part of Ford’s available technology to allow 2011 Super Duty truck owners to stay in touch with the office while at […] More »

A Ford trucks first, and one of the best changes to the Super Duty line in 2011, will be its ability to easily handle going downhill on rough terrain. How? The 2011 Ford Super Duty will use its new hill descent control system. Comparable to the system that was introduced in the 2010 Ford F150 […] More »

2011 Ford Super Duty trucks will newly feature the Live Drive PTO, a power take-off feature previously included with the heavy-duty Dodge Ram 3500. Live Drive PTO allows you to power a snowplough, cement mixer or even a generator using the power of the engine channelled through the Super Duty truck’s 6R140 TorqShift 6-speed transmission […] More »

The 2011 Ford Super Duty trucks will ride down the road with a lot of new ideas in the future that will make them faster and more efficient in many different situations. One of the most interesting and innovative changes is an electronic locking rear differential, comparable to the GKN-made e-locker included with the F-150 […] More »

The new 2011 Ford Super Duty truck will carry Ford’s popular Trailer Sway Control system in combination with AdvanceTrac and Roll Stability Control, now standard with all single rear wheel Ford Super Duty trucks. The AdvanceTrac feature keeps track of the truck’s movements if a trailer is connected using software designed to monitor the movements. […] More »