Considering 6.7
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Tuned
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Considering 6.7
Fellas,
I am considering trading in my 05 6.0 for a new 6.7, if the price is right. If anyone else has made the upgrade, please share any pos or neg reviews. Sounds like overall, folks are happy with these trucks. Thanks
I am considering trading in my 05 6.0 for a new 6.7, if the price is right. If anyone else has made the upgrade, please share any pos or neg reviews. Sounds like overall, folks are happy with these trucks. Thanks
Laughing Gas
Joined: May 2005
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From: Illinois
I traded in my '05 6.0 last April and have absolutely no issues. I just hit 20,000 miles this week. This has been the best truck and engine I have ever owned. I wouldn't hesitate at all to trade up.
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From: SW Virginia
Just under 5k here and happy as a lark.
I traded a 2005 6.0 with 47k on it and don't regret it for a minute. My 6.0 was an outstanding truck and while I really loved it, this truck is just so much more refined in every way.
Agreed. No sense in polluting your thread with something that's been discussed ad nauseum in countless other threads here.
I traded a 2005 6.0 with 47k on it and don't regret it for a minute. My 6.0 was an outstanding truck and while I really loved it, this truck is just so much more refined in every way.
Agreed. No sense in polluting your thread with something that's been discussed ad nauseum in countless other threads here.
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Tuned
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Thanks fellas for the input!! Look,my 6.0 is still in good shape but ready for a new one. I will most likely trade in the 6.0, y'all reckon the dealer will giver a little more for having arp studs, black onyx gaskets, exhaust, chip, coolant filter. Gauges..etc???
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Or a $500 insurance deductible...
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If your truck is still good I would hold off for a few months and let this shake out. Believe me, they look better when you want one than when you have one. If this problem raised its ugly head a few months earlier I would probably be driving a GMC.
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Many insurers do not cover this repair. Would be misleading to suggest otherwise. USAA for example will absolutely not cover this repair if it were to happen. I think I read that State Farm might, and Allstate. May be others.
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When I bought the 100k B2B on my explorer that was nearly 2k. Can only imagine what a 200k on a SD would run.
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..... Uhhhh .... no.
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