The New Guy
#1
The New Guy
Hey guys, I am looking at purchasing an 02 Ram 1500 Quad Cab with the 4.7L
I was just wondering if you guys have any advice for me or what to look for. Ive been mainly a Chevy guy and this will be my first Dodge, so this is a whole new world to me!
This is my current ride that the Ram will be replacing
http://www.mazik.net/uploads/Picture033.jpg
I was just wondering if you guys have any advice for me or what to look for. Ive been mainly a Chevy guy and this will be my first Dodge, so this is a whole new world to me!
This is my current ride that the Ram will be replacing
http://www.mazik.net/uploads/Picture033.jpg
#6
RE: The New Guy
When I buy used, I tend to look for bone stock vehicles unless you know you are buying from a true car junkie. This way you will know that it wasn't beat up and no bad work was performed. Just my .02 cents. As far as the '02 year goes, it is just a matter on how it was treated. If the mileage if high, make sure you take it for a good test drive and if you are not that good with engines, take it to a garage and have them check it out. Better to spend a $75 check up than getting the truck and finding out that any pumps are leaking or theAC was charged just to make a sell or worse, the block if FUBAR. You might get lucky and find one with a warranty though,this will give you little piece of mind.
#7
Trending Topics
#10
RE: The New Guy
the hemi is definately the way to go. much more power for when you need it and you get the same fuel mileage. if you plan on towing a lot then it's not really a choice between hemi and 4.7 it's more a choice between the hemi and cummins. if you were looking at a regular cab or something lighter than a quad cab then the 4.7 would do great but you'll end up wanting more power eventually. I will admit my dad has the 4.7 in his rcsb 4x4 with the six speed manual and that thing gets up and goes no doubt about it. but in a qc or mega i dunno. I think the only true reason to get the 4.7 is if you are gonna get the stick shift. if ur gonna get the auto then for the extra 700 dollars get the hemi.