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Well I think after towing my 5th wheel with my dually the first time that it is time to sell it. I don't like it at all. If anyone is interested let me know.....Glad I kept my other truck.
Well I think after towing my 5th wheel with my dually the first time that it is time to sell it. I don't like it at all. If anyone is interested let me know.....Glad I kept my other truck.
I don't like it at all, its too quiet. I was going 70 with the cruise and on an upgrade it downshifted and I could barely feel it or hear it. WTF.
LOL, I love it, it towed like a dream. SO quiet and smooth it was ridiculous. The downshift was extremely quiet and smooth so I will have to be careful of that. The temps were a little higher but still within range.
Well I think after towing my 5th wheel with my dually the first time that it is time to sell it. I don't like it at all. If anyone is interested let me know.....Glad I kept my other truck.
Hmmmm for some reason I am not sure I believe you!
Originally Posted by mndiesel
How is everyone else doing?
Doing good here Tom!
Originally Posted by mndiesel
I don't like it at all, its too quiet. I was going 70 with the cruise and on an upgrade it downshifted and I could barely feel it or hear it. WTF.
LOL, I love it, it towed like a dream. SO quiet and smooth it was ridiculous. The downshift was extremely quiet and smooth so I will have to be careful of that. The temps were a little higher but still within range.
I agree with not being able to hear or feel it! WTF kind of fun is that, If you are gonna have a diesel I want to be able to hear it!
I do love it, it towed great but if I wasn't paying attention I do think I would have missed the downshift. It was nothing like the 7.3 at all.....Like you said with the 7.3 you can hear it....
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