The Ford F-150 gets some performance and off-road goodies courtesy of the folks at RTR.
Where's the power?!
The RTR F-150 gets many upgrades but sadly the power bump that the 700 horsepower RTR Mustang received isn't one. However, what it does get is a bevy of aesthetic changes that will definitely add some aggression to your new pickup truck. Of these changes, RTR states that "each part has been engineered to improve the overall look and performance of the already iconic F-150.”
The Raptor doesn't need it
For all of its changes, RTR states that these can be done to any F-150 equipped with four doors EXCEPT for the Raptor. Let's be real here, the Raptor doesn't really need anything additional anyway. But what do you get with this package that makes it so cool? Well, there are suspension upgrades like Fox Series 2.0 shocks, lightweight 20-inch black RTR wheels wrapped in Nitto Ridge Grappler rubber, and a Ford Performance Catback exhaust system.
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An adequate interior
Other changes to the RTR model come in the form of a new branded grille to allow more air into the radiator with LED lighting accents, fender flares, and a graphics decal package. The cabin of the pickup will get a plaque that has been personally signed by pro drifter Vaughn Gittin Jr.
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All those mods
So what's the damage for all of these parts? Well, all of this can be yours for just $12,750 over whatever trim of F-150 you've picked out for yourself. So what's the difference between adding these parts hodge-podge yourself versus doing it with the RTR package? You'll still have your warranty in place when it's all said and done.
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It isn't cheap
Is it worth it? That's up to you and your accountant to decide but at least if you really want a modified F-150 you can buy this package and still be serviced at the dealership.
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