Is there anyone...
I have approx. 180K combined on the 2. 2 CPS's, 2 sets of ball joints--1 per truck, 1 full tranny (I plow snow and tow) and 1 TC, although I don't think there was anything wrong with it, because they ended up changing the CPS and the problem went away. (I have no idea how those 2 correlate, but whatever). Anyways, neither CPS left me stranded. I did have 2 oil pans replaced--1 each, and a glow plug relay.
So yes, I am thrilled to death with my 7.3's.
I don't even have 90K combined on my 6.0's and have been stranded twice, one other time one of them died at my shop, 3 tranny's, injectors, turbo, STC fitting, ICP, EGR, etc ad nauseum. I like my '05, but would love it with a 7.3.
BTW did I mention that I am still on my original tranny, and TC.
BTW did I mention that I am still on my original tranny, and TC.
I also have a '93 Dodge D250 CTD. It's my old rattler, and I wouldn't trade either one for anything except a brand new F250 PSD. I'll drive them both 'till the wheels fall off.
Great trucks both.
I am going to get slammed for this..My 6L 2WD is a great truck, its quick with OEM programming and still gets 19mpg.
My 7.3 2WD is a terror 14 sec street truck and still returns 18+mpg..Have been beat by one Duraturd, Beat many a Cummins.
The 6L is nice because of the high end power and the unbeatable torqshift. Its always in the right gear at the right time.
The 7.3 is a little rough torque monster from hell..Not as refined as the 6L. but a torque monster.
I love both trucks. The 7.3 is not going to break you money wise, parts are alot cheaper then the 6L. Although the first time you step in a 7.3 the power is going to be disappointing.
I look forward to the day, my 6L is out of waranty, so I can do the headgaskets and studs, then I will triple stack the programmers. and 13's here I come..
Have I mentioned?? I like both trucks...


