coments on this new truck!!!
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#53
ok ok its the dark blue (patroit blue ) i guess thats the name. and ya i do hall around my wife and daughter and just no room anymore in the SC. plus when i go hunting and ist raining i have to throw my $1,600 dollar bow in the bed or tool box ..i aint on that so much .
im going out now to drive it and give it a look over ill be back later with results
RH
im going out now to drive it and give it a look over ill be back later with results
RH
#54
when test driving new and used vehicles, do the dealers let you smash on the gas and pretty much test what the rides got to offer?
for the record
RC rams are for either people who need a werk truck or for ridiculously cool people who dont wanna get married right now so they can invite 2 chicks in their truck at the same time and since there is no back seat they both ride up with the driver
for the record
RC rams are for either people who need a werk truck or for ridiculously cool people who dont wanna get married right now so they can invite 2 chicks in their truck at the same time and since there is no back seat they both ride up with the driver
Last edited by VP64; 07-28-2009 at 01:23 PM.
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RH, have you considered trying to find like an 05-07.5 2500 5.9? I know you said once before that you don't want to have a diesel because it's going to sit a lot, and that would be a concern. It won't be too bad on the 5.9 common rail because it lacks all the emissions BS that the 6.7 is coming with. That 6.7 has to be driven every single day, and driven HARD. If you don't they won't complete a regen, and they will start to run like crap, and a MIL light will come on.
And don't give me that crap about not being to able to find a 5.9 in your area. They are all over the place. Especially the 06-07.5 Rams.
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My 1500 with all the mods on it is heavier than a stock 2500, and my trucks got plenty of *****!
Towing for you is not an issue with either, both will handle what you pull without breaking a sweat.
IFS is fine until you go bigger than 35's, then it's gotta be a SFA. Again, I don't think going bigger than that is an issue for you.
So, the bottom line is how bad you need/want the quad cab vs. your regular cab.
If this is important to you, jump on the 2500!!!
Towing for you is not an issue with either, both will handle what you pull without breaking a sweat.
IFS is fine until you go bigger than 35's, then it's gotta be a SFA. Again, I don't think going bigger than that is an issue for you.
So, the bottom line is how bad you need/want the quad cab vs. your regular cab.
If this is important to you, jump on the 2500!!!