Wow, I love this truck !!!!
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Wow, I love this truck !!!!
just got back from 2200 mile round trip TexUS to Hilton Head Island, SC and meandered back...
Loaded heavy, running hard to meet friends and not burn vac days, and the truck just ROLLED along !
Only two issues:
Wife brought so many clothes the closet rod ripped out of the mounts
and the love bugs as we got closer to the coast !
The I-20 corridor is great 90% of the way, but OMG, some sections, especially through the cities were HORRENDOUS...
even the 18 wheelers slow down to about 45 through some of those sections !!!
But wow, the truck did fine !
the new rancho's were set on 9,
the wireless one airbags were mostly around 45 psi but adjusted while in motion sometimes!,
the rear sway bar flattened out the side to side...
and the manual mode on the tranny was used a LOT to stop the up and down shifting running the edges of the Appalachian Mountains through Georgia and Alabama.
All while being chased by the beast in the pic !
I like this truck !
Loaded heavy, running hard to meet friends and not burn vac days, and the truck just ROLLED along !
Only two issues:
Wife brought so many clothes the closet rod ripped out of the mounts
and the love bugs as we got closer to the coast !
The I-20 corridor is great 90% of the way, but OMG, some sections, especially through the cities were HORRENDOUS...
even the 18 wheelers slow down to about 45 through some of those sections !!!
But wow, the truck did fine !
the new rancho's were set on 9,
the wireless one airbags were mostly around 45 psi but adjusted while in motion sometimes!,
the rear sway bar flattened out the side to side...
and the manual mode on the tranny was used a LOT to stop the up and down shifting running the edges of the Appalachian Mountains through Georgia and Alabama.
All while being chased by the beast in the pic !
I like this truck !
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just got back from 2200 mile round trip TexUS to Hilton Head Island, SC and meandered back...
Loaded heavy, running hard to meet friends and not burn vac days, and the truck just ROLLED along !
Only two issues:
Wife brought so many clothes the closet rod ripped out of the mounts
and the love bugs as we got closer to the coast !
The I-20 corridor is great 90% of the way, but OMG, some sections, especially through the cities were HORRENDOUS...
even the 18 wheelers slow down to about 45 through some of those sections !!!
But wow, the truck did fine !
the new rancho's were set on 9,
the wireless one airbags were mostly around 45 psi but adjusted while in motion sometimes!,
the rear sway bar flattened out the side to side...
and the manual mode on the tranny was used a LOT to stop the up and down shifting running the edges of the Appalachian Mountains through Georgia and Alabama.
All while being chased by the beast in the pic !
I like this truck !
Loaded heavy, running hard to meet friends and not burn vac days, and the truck just ROLLED along !
Only two issues:
Wife brought so many clothes the closet rod ripped out of the mounts
and the love bugs as we got closer to the coast !
The I-20 corridor is great 90% of the way, but OMG, some sections, especially through the cities were HORRENDOUS...
even the 18 wheelers slow down to about 45 through some of those sections !!!
But wow, the truck did fine !
the new rancho's were set on 9,
the wireless one airbags were mostly around 45 psi but adjusted while in motion sometimes!,
the rear sway bar flattened out the side to side...
and the manual mode on the tranny was used a LOT to stop the up and down shifting running the edges of the Appalachian Mountains through Georgia and Alabama.
All while being chased by the beast in the pic !
I like this truck !
Brett, nice S/D selfie
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