Trying to decide 2wd vs 4wd
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RE: Trying to decide 2wd vs 4wd
Thanks for all the input guys and gals. I went with the 2wd largely because of the ride, mpg and the fact that I will likely not use it much if at all. I am hooked on the Diesel after just a day of driving. I will not have anything else in the future. See y'all around in the forum. I will likely be calling on your expertise soon. Happy easter.
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RE: Trying to decide 2wd vs 4wd
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Thanks for all the input guys and gals. I went with the 2wd largely because of the ride, mpg and the fact that I will likely not use it much if at all. I am hooked on the Diesel after just a day of driving. I will not have anything else in the future. See y'all around in the forum. I will likely be calling on your expertise soon. Happy easter.
Thanks for all the input guys and gals. I went with the 2wd largely because of the ride, mpg and the fact that I will likely not use it much if at all. I am hooked on the Diesel after just a day of driving. I will not have anything else in the future. See y'all around in the forum. I will likely be calling on your expertise soon. Happy easter.
Even with the 2WD, you can always put a front receiver (very low profile) on and get a portable winch if you were to plan on going somewhere that might need it. Cheaper than the 4X4 and you only gotta tote it around if needed.
Just a thought. Enjoy!
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RE: Trying to decide 2wd vs 4wd
Now that you got the 2wd fuel saver, you should throw a programmer on it to increase your mpg even more. I increased mine 4 mpg with the hypertech. If you have any problems with the truck the programmer can be removed in about 5 mins. tops.
