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Oh well some people never learn. Dodge does even compare to Ford in my book. Even with the cummins the Dodge pales in comparison to the Ford. His so called extended cab supposedly crewcab is a complete joke. Tell em to get a real trucknot some phony imitation.
150ford, if he just bought a new Dodge, then the chances of his next truck being a phony immitation of a truck are slim to none. Statistically proven, more than likely, he'll never buy another Dodge. People learn from their mistakes. Well, some people.
One other bit of interesting info. The first one that he picked up had the 4.10 rear end in it. He pull out of the dealer and got in the interstate and quickly found that he could only hit 80 MPH.
He was fortunate enough that the dealer let him return the truck for one with a 3.73 rear. I guess the title paperwork must not have been typed up yet.
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2003 F-250 6.0 - 4x4 Lariat - with Torqshift automatic. Aftermarket: X-Monitor, Prodigy brake controller. Pull a 30' Weekend Warrior toy hauler - 10,000+ lbs .
Only 80mph?? IMO, I would not want to be pulling a trailer any higher than that. I mean I could undertsnad the disappointment if it was a Mustang or Camaro that wouldnt go ne faster than 80... lets remember the type of vehicles we're driving
Only 80mph?? IMO, I would not want to be pulling a trailer any higher than that. I mean I could undertsnad the disappointment if it was a Mustang or Camaro that wouldnt go ne faster than 80... lets remember the type of vehicles we're driving
I don't think that he plans on towing that fast, but unloaded it is pretty easy to do that kind of speed in traffic.
Here in CA, you can get run over only doing 80 MPH some times. 85 is a bit more comfortable. Like me, he's an ex-motorcycle road racer so he has a bit of a need for speed too.
I don't think that he'll be driving much faster than 75 most of the time but who wants to drive around a truck that is on or close to the rev limiter all the time?
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2003 F-250 6.0 - 4x4 Lariat - with Torqshift automatic. Aftermarket: X-Monitor, Prodigy brake controller. Pull a 30' Weekend Warrior toy hauler - 10,000+ lbs .
The 2500 with the cummins is a solid truck. Hope he enjoys it.
To clarify something for you FordLariat, like the first post said, it sounds like someone did by a Dodge after owning one before. You obviously have no proof to back this "whoever buys a Dodge, never buys another" up anyway. Stastically proven? If possoble may I see some of those stats?
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