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#1   2019-05-31 04:32          
I am currently on the mission to make my 2012 Ford F-150 SVT Raptor off-road worthy. I have already installed a set of body armors, a Warn Winch, Nitto mud tires, Bilstein off-road shocks and a Pro comp lift kit. What other mods should I consider?

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#2   2019-05-31 11:44          
I don't see any reason to add anything at all. A supercharger would increase your power and torque, if it's in your budget. (I do not remember if the SVT's come with superchargers).

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#3   2019-06-01 01:00          
honeslty just drive it and go improving from that a stock raptor is already very good at off roading drive yours look for ride alongs talk to people and build a plan from that
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#4   2019-06-01 01:33          
Is this a real life thing or..? If so you should post pics and i should move the thread to Motors section. :P

Staying on topic, you should add a full blown led bar.
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