'15 SuperCab - NO front frame crash brackets
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#12
By that logic, why have any crash protection at all?
The problem for Ford now is that they've shown a clear pattern of behavior with these things now that they've deleted them again for the Raptor - so if someone gets hurt in a small offset crash, either in a Raptor or a '15 supercab, their lawyers are going to have a field day.
The problem for Ford now is that they've shown a clear pattern of behavior with these things now that they've deleted them again for the Raptor - so if someone gets hurt in a small offset crash, either in a Raptor or a '15 supercab, their lawyers are going to have a field day.
#14
You assume they don't know this and position yourself to avoid a collision. Millions of motorcycle riders do this every day. Given how low your odds are of getting into a collision, much less a life threatening one, this is a rather trivial detail to lose sleep over.
#16
The sooner you recognize that you and you alone are responsible for your safety, the sooner you can move past the actions of others. I rode a literbike as a DD in one of the ****tiest driving states and not once did I get hurt. I didn't get lucky. I assumed every driver is an incompetent ****bag that wants to kill me and positioned myself accordingly. You can do the same in your truck.
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