2012 XLT Configuration Question
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2012 XLT Configuration Question
I will perhaps be going to put my order in this weekend for my brand new 2012 XLT.
My plan is to get a 5.5' bed Screw with the Ecoboost that is 4x4. Here is where the clarification begins. I can not get a 3:73 LS with that configuration, so I am going with the 3:73 E-locker. That means no HD payload pkg, but I still intend to get Max Tow and it appears that I will be able to get the Off Road Pkg that has a few of the things in the HD Payload.
Does that sound about right?
My plan is to get a 5.5' bed Screw with the Ecoboost that is 4x4. Here is where the clarification begins. I can not get a 3:73 LS with that configuration, so I am going with the 3:73 E-locker. That means no HD payload pkg, but I still intend to get Max Tow and it appears that I will be able to get the Off Road Pkg that has a few of the things in the HD Payload.
Does that sound about right?
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Need is a strong word. 
If I am ordering I figured I might as well get everything. 
In the next few years we are going to purchase a travel trailer and the heaviest I am looking at is 5000 lbs GVWR with a 505 lbs hitch weight. Other than that, I will be hauling lumber on occasion from the store to the house.
It looks like the 6.5' bed configuration is about 3 feet longer than my Expedition and that may be a little much.
If I am ordering I figured I might as well get everything. In the next few years we are going to purchase a travel trailer and the heaviest I am looking at is 5000 lbs GVWR with a 505 lbs hitch weight. Other than that, I will be hauling lumber on occasion from the store to the house.
It looks like the 6.5' bed configuration is about 3 feet longer than my Expedition and that may be a little much.
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