Yep. I live in Tyler.

How'd ya guess? lol

 

Anyone from east is from Tyler ha . You should shop at our new balance shoe store down there sometime

 

So to get back on topic, what's better for me between a cummins 12 valve or a gasser? I put 1.5k-2k on my current truck every month, I fill up once a week (sometimes 5-6 days :/). Wednesday-Saturday I usually drive more between school, work, and my girlfriend's house (all 3 are nowhere near each other ha. I know mpg is better with a diesel but it also cost more than gas so idk if it would just even out or what. I currently get about 260 miles per tank but that is an average

 

lol Not true! We're just the largest city in East Texas. lmao
The outlet store on Old Jacksonville? Yea.....been meaning to pop in there. I've had 2 pair of NB.
They both have their benefits and issues. I prefer the sound of gassers, but the shear power of diesels and the tuneability of them is awesome. With that kind of mileage, you might look for a diesel. Otherwise you might be rebuilding an engine sooner rather than later as a lot of these trucks in our area don't have rebuilt engines.

(they ain't Chevys. lmao)

 

Alright thanks for the input bro! Feel free to stop by the store any time ha

 

That would be a 92~93 with the magnum. 92 was the first year for the magnum and I concur. Early 80s or late 70s r 92~93.

 

Only way I'd get a gasser is if its a ramcharger. If I get the truck, ill get a cummins. Year and comfort don't matter

 

Well, Cummins will limit you to 3 years. 90-93.

 

4 years actually. 1989 was the first year. My owner's manual says so.

 

Alright, couldn't remember what year. I knew it was around that time.