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The 2011 trucks have 'hill decent control' included as part of the 'FX4' package. Was this part of the FX4 package before, or is this a new 2011 feature?
FX4 OFF ROAD PACKAGE (17X)
Availability:
• Optional on XL, XLT and Lariat
Not available with:
• Pickup box delete (66D)
• Cabela's (17L) or Cabela's Luxury (17M)
Requires:
• 4x4, limited slip rear axle and All Terrain Tires
Includes:
• Transfer case and fuel tank skid plates
• Rancho branded shocks – colored front and rear shocks
• Unique "4x4 Off Road" box decal
FX4 OFF ROAD PACKAGE (17X)
Availability:
• Optional on XL, XLT and Lariat
Not available with:
• Pickup box delete (66D)
• Cabela's (17L) or Cabela's Luxury (17M)
Requires:
• 4x4, limited slip rear axle and All Terrain Tires
Includes:
• Transfer case and fuel tank skid plates
• Rancho branded shocks – colored front and rear shocks
• Unique "4x4 Off Road" box decal
If anything is worth the money in that package, it's the skid plates. The hill descent in the '11's isn't anything to get excited about, the shocks suck (I know Rancho, not your guys' fault, Ford sent you the specs, you just build 'em, but the rust issue isn't Ford's fault ), and the stickers, well, I peeled mine off a while back.
FX4 also gets locking rear diff now for the 2011's. I thought the Superduty was like the F-150 in respect to the FX4. In the f150, a FX4 is a whole trim of it's own
Seeing as my Lariat has skidplates, would I be wrong in putting FX4 stickers on it?
Originally Posted by texastech_diesel
I'd be more embarrassed to own an FX2 on the F150s... I wonder if you get a t-case skid plate when there's no t-case
FX2 is a street truck (think Chevy 1500 SS without the power)
They remove the 2" block and put a 1" block, differen grille, front bumper gets a special valance and you get that nifty sticker on the bed
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