at time of my order it was only available to early reservation holders who hadn't taken delivery or had a vin# assigned. Word is that the H3.0 was supposed to be how the wildtrak was supposed to launch but constraints cancelled that. If it becomes standard for 2023 lots of early Wildtrak owners are gonna be pissed!!
Okay bet. Well I’ll be a 2023 anyway so I’ll just order a WT when I have to resubmit lol
Not likely.
The plastic sleeve insert keeps the rack from over extending and breaking the housing in simple terms. I believe they sell an improved housing as well. The rack and pinion gearing may also be a little light or weak in terms of design and or materials which also causes or will cause problems in time. The HD rack should fix all that. So just popping the ford performance tie rods on and hoping your other components down the line hold up is definitely a gamble.
I just received our long awaited Wildtrak last night with the new Hoss 3.0 package. I was extremely surprised how smooth it drove, and it's actually comparable to the ride on our Gen3 Raptor with the 37 package! This is a 2 door with such a small wheel base and i didn't imagine it would ride as good and smooth as it does. It soaks up road imperfections without any body motion. The only time i notice the shorter wheel base is over the bigger and longer road depressions where the rear end drops in when the front end is coming out of it. A friend of mine has the 4 door Wildtrak with the standard suspension and it does ride great, but i wouldn't compare it the ride of a Raptor.
If you are on the fence on if the Hoss 3.0 package is worth it.... get it!!
Now if i can tame some of the wind noise I'll be set.
I just received our long awaited Wildtrak last night with the new Hoss 3.0 package. I was extremely surprised how smooth it drove, and it's actually comparable to the ride on our Gen3 Raptor with the 37 package! This is a 2 door with such a small wheel base and i didn't imagine it would ride as good and smooth as it does. It soaks up road imperfections without any body motion. The only time i notice the shorter wheel base is over the bigger and longer road depressions where the rear end drops in when the front end is coming out of it. A friend of mine has the 4 door Wildtrak with the standard suspension and it does ride great, but i wouldn't compare it the ride of a Raptor.
If you are on the fence on if the Hoss 3.0 package is worth it.... get it!!
Now if i can tame some of the wind noise I'll be set.
I traded in a non sas Badlands for a Wildtrak 4dr Hoss 3.0. I also have a Wildtrak 4dr without Hoss 3.0. Hands down the Wildtrak w/Hoss 3.0 is by far the best ride, Handling and quietest of the three. We’ll be a two Wildtrak Hoss 3.0 family soon if my wife’s new one shows up that that’s two weeks late vs delivery emailI just received our long awaited Wildtrak last night with the new Hoss 3.0 package. I was extremely surprised how smooth it drove, and it's actually comparable to the ride on our Gen3 Raptor with the 37 package! This is a 2 door with such a small wheel base and i didn't imagine it would ride as good and smooth as it does. It soaks up road imperfections without any body motion. The only time i notice the shorter wheel base is over the bigger and longer road depressions where the rear end drops in when the front end is coming out of it. A friend of mine has the 4 door Wildtrak with the standard suspension and it does ride great, but i wouldn't compare it the ride of a Raptor.
If you are on the fence on if the Hoss 3.0 package is worth it.... get it!!
Now if i can tame some of the wind noise I'll be set.
I don’t see why you couldn’t. The dealership won’t touch it for install though. I am upgrading to the Hoss 3.0 steering rack and tie rods but have to do the install myself or pay a non ford shop to do it.
installing the shocks is strait forward and an easy bolt on, not sure on the upgraded tie rods, as they may have a different diameter thread? The steering rack is also doable but it is a bit involved.
Yeah i'd either attempt to do it myself or have a mechanic do it. But it's going to interfere with any sensors or codes or anything, right? I don't think the Bilsteins on the Sasquatch are adaptive
I guess my question is, do i have to purchase more than just the shocks to make this work? I just want the softer ride.
