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You did not get the heavy frame unfortunately. That is because you have to spec 20" wheels, also means you didn't get rear spring upgrade. Check your sway bar and see if you got the larger bar. The heavy frame trucks are marked HPP.
Good news is all the 157" trucks get .10 standard frame thickness. The HPP gets you .11 thickness so its negligible but it does somehow add 108 pounds somewhere in the frame. The LD regular frame F150 trucks get .087 frame.
Good news is all the 157" trucks get .010 standard frame thickness. The HPP gets you .011 thickness so its negligible but it does somehow add 108 pounds somewhere in the frame. The LD regular frame F150 trucks get .087 frame.
OK, that makes sense. Thanks.
I'll be interested in seeing what bar I have, but I'm betting I have the larger one.
Here is the frame sticker on my 2018 Max Tow 157" wheelbase with 18" wheels. Frame sticker states 156.8 4x4 HD at the bottom
I have the same configuration, but with 20” wheels....I think I have the same frame as you. It’s a heavier duty frame, but not the heaviest duty frame.
I have the same configuration, but with 20” wheels....I think I have the same frame as you. It’s a heavier duty frame, but not the heaviest duty frame.
If you have max tow and 157" wb with factory 20" wheels then you will have the heaviest frame available. Check your tag it will say HPP and that is the .011 frame.
Where exactly is that tag located? Do you suppose it would still be readable after 3 years? Ours is the 157" wheelbase, so I know I at least have the HD frame, but it would be interesting to look just the same.
Good news is all the 157" trucks get .010 standard frame thickness. The HPP gets you .011 thickness so its negligible but it does somehow add 108 pounds somewhere in the frame. The LD regular frame F150 trucks get .087 frame.
The frames are .100 for HD and .110 for the HPP for the 157" WB.
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