Good times Offroad. I rigged up my 2012 SVT Raptor, in 2014, most of my KM are Offroad and back country roads. Some suspension upgrades and changes, where I park my Raptor, raise the rooftop tent, I unload my dirt bike and rip all over the single track and trails for the cages. Have fun
Great video - new subscriber! I have a 2018 Ford Raptor and love it, and looking into the Alu-Cabin now to replace my iKamper set-up....do you feel cramped at all with our 5.5 foot truck bed? My only concern.
I’m not at the moment. On dry pavement. The back actually sits a little higher than the front. It’s raked a little bit. So a little weight should get her all leveled out. (It already has the icon multi rate rear leaf springs with all the add a leafs.
Out of curiosity why did you choose the Raptor for your base vehicle? I see that you like to hit some rather technical trails and I would not think the Raptor would be the choice of vehicle for the types of places you like to ride. I built out a Gladiator Rubicon with the ACCC and it can handle a lot of the types of trails you like a good bit easier. I watched with interest your most recent video of the trail in Kentucky and it appeared to have been a little much for a Raptor though you did made it through. .
Well. Ive always had a soft spot for Gen 1 Raptors. So I got one prior to knowing this is what I was going to be doing with it. 100% a gladiator would be better suited for what I am doing. In all seriousness, im impressed with what the raptor is actually capable of. Technical wise. The ONLY downside is that she's a thiccc girl. Fitting on trails is more of a problem than if it's going to be able to accomplish the obstacles or not. And now, im just invested in this platform. So im going to stick with it.
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Good times Offroad. I rigged up my 2012 SVT Raptor, in 2014, most of my KM are Offroad and back country roads. Some suspension upgrades and changes, where I park my Raptor, raise the rooftop tent, I unload my dirt bike and rip all over the single track and trails for the cages. Have fun
Really awesome i have a 2010 raptor Scab working on building out
Badass man! Good luck with the build!
Great video - new subscriber! I have a 2018 Ford Raptor and love it, and looking into the Alu-Cabin now to replace my iKamper set-up....do you feel cramped at all with our 5.5 foot truck bed? My only concern.
Looks awesome! Hoping I can do a similar setup. Do you plan on putting in the drawer system by Goose Gear??
Negative. I am building my own setup in the back with extruded aluminum. Stay tuned for updates
Same boat as you with making videos and working full time! Are you worried about the weight from the cabinets and gear in the bed "sagging" the truck?
I’m not at the moment. On dry pavement. The back actually sits a little higher than the front. It’s raked a little bit. So a little weight should get her all leveled out. (It already has the icon multi rate rear leaf springs with all the add a leafs.
Out of curiosity why did you choose the Raptor for your base vehicle? I see that you like to hit some rather technical trails and I would not think the Raptor would be the choice of vehicle for the types of places you like to ride. I built out a Gladiator Rubicon with the ACCC and it can handle a lot of the types of trails you like a good bit easier. I watched with interest your most recent video of the trail in Kentucky and it appeared to have been a little much for a Raptor though you did made it through. .
Well. Ive always had a soft spot for Gen 1 Raptors. So I got one prior to knowing this is what I was going to be doing with it. 100% a gladiator would be better suited for what I am doing. In all seriousness, im impressed with what the raptor is actually capable of. Technical wise. The ONLY downside is that she's a thiccc girl. Fitting on trails is more of a problem than if it's going to be able to accomplish the obstacles or not. And now, im just invested in this platform. So im going to stick with it.