Super Duty Supremecy
Post Fiend
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From: IN FRONT OF YOU
Originally posted by desert duty
Now that's a mean way to talk about the old lady.
Now that's a mean way to talk about the old lady.
Oh I wasn't talking about my truck, I was talking about Abendx's girlfriend. sorry for the confusion
My definition of a pig, consists of anything that gets one better than single digits when it comes to miles to the gallon.
Now Im not complaining, I love my trucks, and I would rather gas them up then eat anyday!
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Joined: Feb 2004
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From: Richmound, SK, Canada
Longer powertrain warranty!
BINGO!
If Dodge has anything over Ford, that's it. It's the only reason (other than the fact they're about $4G cheaper) that I can think of to buy a dudge.
Ford needs to step up to the plate with a similar 7year/115,000km warranty.
Kannata
BINGO!
If Dodge has anything over Ford, that's it. It's the only reason (other than the fact they're about $4G cheaper) that I can think of to buy a dudge.
Ford needs to step up to the plate with a similar 7year/115,000km warranty.
Kannata
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I like my interior, keep it simple and roomy.
Install gauges! Factory preturbo pyrometer, real tranny temp, real oil press., boost gauge.
A factory warn winch!
Radio is just fine, anything fancy might get ripped out.
Real Door Handles, not plastic.
The dash idea is good, stuff slides off mine too much.
4" exhaust.
Install gauges! Factory preturbo pyrometer, real tranny temp, real oil press., boost gauge.
A factory warn winch!
Radio is just fine, anything fancy might get ripped out.
Real Door Handles, not plastic.
The dash idea is good, stuff slides off mine too much.
4" exhaust.
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The Tennessee Hillbilly has some good ideas - I like the idea about the longer powertrain coverage as well.
I think its funny some of you said you use your truck for work yet you tear all the basic stuff of and trick it out with custom stuff. I am the same way.
Someone needs to compile this list and send it certified mail to the President and CEO Bill Ford along with every product developer of the Super Duty. Tell them it came from Ford-Trucks.com - I bet we would get a response and some action.
I think its funny some of you said you use your truck for work yet you tear all the basic stuff of and trick it out with custom stuff. I am the same way.
Someone needs to compile this list and send it certified mail to the President and CEO Bill Ford along with every product developer of the Super Duty. Tell them it came from Ford-Trucks.com - I bet we would get a response and some action.
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Joined: Feb 2004
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From: nebraska
I believe a two speed rearend. A flip up hood for easy servicing of the engines. A new revolutionary engine that gets 35MPG with plenty of power. Just dreaming on that one. Ill bet the engineers of the superduty have revolutionary ideas that will see in the superduties the next several years. I predict that will see big things in these trucks that will keep ford on top.
Post Fiend
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From: nebraska
The dodge 7 year 70000 mile warranty. What about after that. Boy that is scary. No wonder there are more transmission repair shops springing up all over the area. Dodge has been real good to them Haven't they. This warranty thing doesn't turm me on a bit. What if i am stranded in the middle of nowhere does that cover it too. Give me a break. Ford doesnt need that kid of warranty to gain my business I know better.
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Joined: Jan 2003
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From: Maryland
"Performance Package"; warranty
These have already been brought up, but considering that many SD owners upgrade their trucks anyway, why not offer a "performance package" that includes the AIS, gauges (pyro,boost, tranny), 4" exhaust, and larger tire options?
The warranty increase would make them evn more competitive.
The dash, well its a truck, not a car. Believe or not, I actually prefer the current SD dash over the new F150 dash. I feel like I'm driving a car (a nice car though). To each his own. just my .02
The warranty increase would make them evn more competitive.
The dash, well its a truck, not a car. Believe or not, I actually prefer the current SD dash over the new F150 dash. I feel like I'm driving a car (a nice car though). To each his own. just my .02
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From: Phoenix, AZ
Afterburners and parachutes.... definitely!
Seriously, I would like the radio controls on the wheel for safety and convenience. Pitch that noisy, creaky cup holder - I'm always afraid my super Big Gulp Coke is about to launch in 0.7g turns. A 300hp / 600ft. lb. diesel that is as reliable as the 7.3 on chips and exhaust. Projector/HID lighting stock. Dual tanks with 60+ gal capacity option.
Finally... a true D60/D70 front axle in a 1-ton truck for crissakes!
Seriously, I would like the radio controls on the wheel for safety and convenience. Pitch that noisy, creaky cup holder - I'm always afraid my super Big Gulp Coke is about to launch in 0.7g turns. A 300hp / 600ft. lb. diesel that is as reliable as the 7.3 on chips and exhaust. Projector/HID lighting stock. Dual tanks with 60+ gal capacity option.
Finally... a true D60/D70 front axle in a 1-ton truck for crissakes!
