


Truck lowered 2.0" in rear.ġ8" x 9.5" 5 spoke cast aluminum alloy wheels, Goodyear Eagle F1-GS unidirectional low profile tires, 295/45ZR18 Staggered Bilstein gas charged shocks, 5 leaf spring setup, and 23mm solid stabilizer bar. Upper & lower A-arms, SVT coil springs, Bilstein shocks and a 31mm stabilizer bar. 3.73 : 1 axle ratio for 2001 - 2004 model years, 4.5" aluminum driveshaft.3.55 : 1 axle ratio for 1999 & 2000 model years, 3.5" aluminum driveshaft.0 - 60 in 5.2 seconds, ~140 mph top speed for 2001 - 2004 model yearsįord 9.75" rear axle with traction-lock limited slip differential.0 - 60 in 6.2 seconds, ~140 mph top speed for 1999 & 2000 model years.Trucks built at Ford's Ontario Truck Plant in Oakville, Ontario CanadaĮaton Gen IV supercharger, water-to-air intercooler A special sport suspension with Bilstein shocks helped keep the truck planted through corners and high speed maneuvers. While only 3 colors were offered in 1999, by 2004 buyers had 7 color choices. The engine was designed by Roush and Ford's Special Vehicle Team, upgraded with such parts as forged rods, lower compression pistons, and a forged crankshaft. A 4R100 4 speed automatic transmission was borrowed from the Ford Super Duty platform to transmit power to a limited slip 9.75" rear axle, and traction was maximized by Goodyear rubber at all four corners.

An Eaton supercharged 5.4L V-8 provided 360 hp and 440 lb-ft of torque in 1999, and was later upgraded to 380 hp and 450 lb-ft. Available only as a regular cab, step side model, the Lightning was much more than a standard F-150 with visual accents. The redesigned lightning featured fresh new styling features and unmatched performance, promising potential buyers the opportunity to own the World's fastest production pickup for under $30,000. The 2nd Gen SVT Lightning was launched for the 1999 model year. Ford F-150 SVT Lightning 2nd Gen SVT Lightning Specs & History (1999 - 2004)
