Ford F-150 SVT Raptor

2010 - 2016 (1st Gen) SVT Raptor Specs & Information

Jumps, whoops, mud, snow, sand - Ford's SVT Raptor was designed to do it all, and the company's intense advertising campaigns sparked overwhelming excitement in the period leading up to the F-150 Raptor's release. 35" tires and Fox internal bypass racing shocks provide off-road performance never previously available in a mass produced truck. While the Raptor shares the F-150 namesake, it shares very little if anything with a standard model. Its body panels, interior design, frame, and drivetrain differ entirely from other F-150 packages. Baja inspired fenders and an extra wide track give the SVT Raptor a unique stance while the 6.2L V-8 provides over 400 horsepower for owners to play with. There were suggestions early on that the Raptor would be yet another short-lived, low production performance option from Ford, however the 1st generation Raptor was produced from 2010 to 2016 and a more capable 2nd generation edition was introduced for the 2017 model year. For more information on the 2nd generation, aluminum bodied Raptor, see: 2nd Gen F-150 Raptor

Ford's SVT (Special Vehicle Team) has been known to deliver some wild rides, but the SVT Raptor takes performance to an entirely new level. And how does one test such a unique, capable vehicle? Why, the Baja 1000 of course. Ford has jumped, drifted, raced, and likely even rolled the Raptor during their extensive testing. Put through every off-road terrain and obstacle course imaginable, Ford released a vehicle of custom quality and capability to the mass production market. One might even argue that the Raptor is Ford SVT's most successful creation to date. The Raptor is 3 inches wider and features a 7 inch wider track width than a standard F-150.

When it launched in 2010, the SVT Raptor was available with either a 5.4L or 6.2L V-8, the later producing 411 hp and 434 lb-ft at the crankshaft. In its first year, the Raptor was only available as a SuperCab model, but a SuperCrew version (4 full doors) became optional in 2011. Buyers originally had 5 colors to choose from and could order the Raptor with or without the unique graphics package. An electronic locking rear differential stuffed with 4.10 gears was also standard equipment, ensuring maximum traction when owners decide to dig deep into the powerband of the 6.2L "Boss" V-8 (standard on all 2011+ SVT Raptors). If that's not enough, a heavy duty 6 speed automatic transmission sits between fully boxed frame rails. A modified "Raptor R" completed the 41st Baja 1000 in 25 minutes 28 seconds, placing third in its class. At the popular "Best in the Desert" series, the Raptor R took second overall in its class.

 

SVT Raptor F-150 Specs

Make/Model:

2010 - 2016 Ford F-150 SVT Raptor

Body:

4wd SuperCab or SuperCrew, 5.5' bed

Assembly Plant:

Dearborn Truck Plant in Dearborn, Michigan

Engine:

5.4L 3v V-8 (available for 2010 model years only)
6.2L 2v Boss V-8 (optional in 2010, standard on 2011 - 2016 model years)

Horsepower:

310 hp @ 5,000 rpm, 5.4L V-8

411 hp @ 5,500 rpm, 6.2L V-8

Torque:

365 lb-ft @ 3,500 rpm, 5.4L V-8

434 lb-ft @ 4,500 rpm, 6.2L V-8

Transmission:

6R80 six speed automatic

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

5th

6th

Rev

4.17 : 1

2.34 : 1

1.52 : 1

1.14 : 1

0.86 : 1

0.69 : 1

3.40 : 1

Axles:

4.10 : 1 differential ratios, TORSEN front differential, electronic locking rear differential

Ground Clearance:

9.5" front, 9.3" rear.

Front Suspension:

Internal bypass Fox Racing Shox, coil over, double wishbone independent with aluminum lower control arm and forged steel upper control arm

Front Suspension Travel:

11.2"

Rear Suspension:

Internal bypass Fox Racing Shox, solid axle with leaf springs.

Rear Suspensions Travel:

12.1"

Approach/Departure Angle:

SuperCab - 30.3° approach, 22.8° departure angle

SuperCrew - 30.2° approach, 22.7° departure angle

Wheels/Tires:

17" cast aluminum wheels w/ machined finish, 35" LT315/70/R17 BSW all-terrain tires

Brakes:

• Front 13.8" disc with vented rotors
• Rear 13.7" disc with vented rotors

Curb Weight:

• 6,004 lbs (SuperCab, 2014 model year)
• 6,203 lbs (SuperCrew, 2014 model year)

Max GCWR:

• 12,500 lbs (SuperCab)
• 14,700 lbs (SuperCrew)

Max Payload:

• 920 lbs (SuperCab)
• 1,020 lbs (SuperCrew)

Max Towing:

• 6,000 lbs (SuperCab)
• 8,000 lbs (SuperCrew)

2011 - 2016 Raptor Paint Options

Tuxedo black SVT Raptor Blue flame SVT Raptor Ingot silver SVT Raptor Oxford white SVT Raptor Race red SVT Raptor Ruby red SVT Raptor Terrain SVT Raptor

Tuxedo Black

Blue Flame

Ingot Silver

Oxford White

Race Red

Ruby Red

Terrain

Note - Molten Orange discontinued after 2011 model year, not shown

 

SVT Raptor Model Year Changes

2011

SuperCrew model introduced with 4 fullsize doors

6.2L Boss V-8 became standard on all F150 Raptors, retiring the 5.4L V-8

Ingot Silver Metallic added to color options

2012

Molten Orange paint option discontinued

Torsen front differential became optional equipment (full differential lockup at a predetermined amount of slip)

Front camera system added to optional equipment

Slight interior and exterior styling changes for 2012 model years

Optional graphics package redesigned, more "jagged" design

Cooled seats become standard with the optional luxury interior package

2013

Bead lock convertible forged aluminum wheels added as optional equipment

HID headlamps added as optional equipment

Terrain paint added to color options

2014

TORSEN front differential becomes standard

Raptor "Special Edition" added to lineup, features cosmetic differences

Race Red added to paint options (Special Edition only)