The Raptor R makes for one hell of a drift truck.
. Engine output in the truck is slightly down from the track-focused pony car, coming in at 700 hp and 650 lb-ft. The engine is exclusively mated to 10-speed automatic transmission, which comes backed by a transfer case offering rear drive, auto 4x4, as well selectable 4-High and 4-Low. In theory that selectable rear-drive mode means the truck should have no problem roasting some tires off in style.
The Raptor R looks absolutely graceful cutting figure eights through the course, with that long wheelbase and endless power helping keep those slides going. The truck doesn’t even look all that unstable despite the significant height difference between the axles. The truck’s dampers weren’t all that happy with the behavior, temporarily limiting the ability to change modes. That said, the truck was shortly back on course obliterating the rears.
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