Ford's already proven the lightweight aluminum is , but they're holding out on releasing a Raptor off-road variant. If you can't wait, Addictive Desert Designs has stepped up to fill the gap with two "Baja kits" that should unlock the new truck's rough-country potential.

's Matt Martelli caught a glimpse and says the 2015 F-150 is 7" wider than the standard version, with as much as 13" of suspension travel in front and a whopping 18" in back.

ADD will release two versions of their 2015 Ford F-150 Baja at this year's SEMA show; the XT and maximum-extreme XTR. Both feature Fox shocks, American-made steel bumpers, and a wide range of aesthetic and interior customization options. The XT is toned down to something like 12" of travel.)

With complete kit base prices around $30,000, an ADD prepped 2015 F-150 is in the cost bracket. Worth it to get a jump on off-roading Ford's new pickup?

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The kits were both collaborative projects with Ford; meaning the Blue Oval supplied the truck and ADD did the modifications on their own dime. ADD says they built on what they've learned from working on Raptors over the past five years and improved on a lot of the components with this kit. They also built the "Deegan 38" off-roader that the XT and XTR will share a booth with at SEMA.

gets the name from Ford Racing's Brian Deegan, and features parts from Mickey Thompson Performance Tires & Wheels, FOX Racing Shox, KC Hilites, Mastercraft Safety, Rockford Fosgate, Full-Race Motorsports, Leading Edge Tuning, ProEFI and SCT Performance

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The XT keeps shocks in the factory position so the bed is still usable, the XTR's rear pumpers are so big you're basically giving up all cargo capacity.

Here are the spec sheets for the XT and XTR trucks. Prices, of course, require you to buy a 2015 F-150 first:

(Base Price: $27,500)

Full 7" wider then stock F150Custom wide body fender kit for front and rearFront travel of about 12" totalFabricated lower and upper a-armsFabricated replacement spindleBillet tie rod kitRear travel of about 14" totalFord Factory rear end widened by Currie (or Full fabricated Currie F9 full floater optional)Custom under bed shock mount and cross memberBump stop kit in rear

(Base Price: $32,750.00)

Full 7" wider then stock F150Custom wide body fender kit for front and rearFront travel of about 12" totalFabricated lower and upper a-armsFabricated replacement spindleBillet tie rod kitRear travel of about 18" totalCurrie F9 fabricated full floating 4" tube rear end housingBolt in bed cage with tire carrier and jack mountBump stop kit in rear

Addictive Desert Designs General Manager Greg Foutz explains:

"Baja XT is an under the bed shock kit with less rear wheel travel at about 14" and one called the Baja XTR for the more extreme version. This one has a bed cage and shocks that go into the bed to deliver 18" of travel in the rear."

"They both share our full fabricated front suspension system which consists of full fabricated lower and upper arms and full fabricated replacement spindle. The truck is 7" wider than the normal 2015 F150 and both have about 12" front wheel travel with Fox Shocks all the way around. We also use a Fox bump stop in the rear for bottom out protection with a custom built mounting kit that is all 100% bolt on."

Here's the XT's rear suspension, shown in its full range of droop:

Here's the XTR's setup as seen from the top; as you can see it cuts up quite a bit higher:

And finally, here's what the suspension setup looks like up front along with an Alcon brake upgrade:

Images: ADD, Ford