Let’s be honest, when we think of pickup trucks we think of Ford F-150 Raptor R. They both screw on top of 700 hp. But the actual least-mentioned king of hammer trucks is the 775-hp 2023 F-150. You can throw in as many superlatives as you like, but the horsepower numbers speak for themselves. 700 HP, 703 HP, which one beats them all?
What are the Shelby F-150 suspension upgrades?
Shelby has always stood for high performance. But in the world of trucks, you need more than that, you need off-road capability. So, in addition to 775 horsepower, both the base Shelby F-150 and higher option versions have revised Fox suspension components.
The F-150 delivers the performance, luxury and ability to take on off-road tours and trails appropriately. These are all very limited production trucks. Base pricing for the 450-horsepower Shelby F-150 starts at $127,350. Moving on to the 775-hp truck, it starts at $135,850.
While the prices seem high, keep in mind that it starts at $109,145. So if you add Shelby features to the R, the price is creeping past the Shelby pretty quickly. For another comparison, base price for the 2023 Ram TRX is $84,355.
So there is this old adage. The faster you want to go, and the farther in the brush you want to try, the more money you will spend. No matter how you get there, whether through aftermarket add-ons or limited edition trucks like the Shelby.
