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Originally Posted by Joe92GT
(Post 2444574)
Then buy an rxt, or chevy 4500/5500. Much better options than f-450 when towing over 26k combined.
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I have an 08 F350 Powerstroke ext cab 12k. I'm getting 10.2 miles per gallon driving to work and back, and im getting 9.8 towing the two place enclosed snowmobile trailer. Cant wait to see what i get towing the boat. I have my brothers 08 silverado duramax in the garage tonight, I hit the mileage button on my way into the house, 16.5mpg. Hes got 1400 miles on it. Drive them both I think the choice will be obvious.
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Originally Posted by Carguy08
(Post 2444633)
I have an 08 F350 Powerstroke ext cab 12k. I'm getting 10.2 miles per gallon driving to work and back, and im getting 9.8 towing the two place enclosed snowmobile trailer. Cant wait to see what i get towing the boat. I have my brothers 08 silverado duramax in the garage tonight, I hit the mileage button on my way into the house, 16.5mpg. Hes got 1400 miles on it. Drive them both I think the choice will be obvious.
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I'm gonna keep it for as long as I can stay away from him, I'll track it. :evilb:
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Originally Posted by bshzba
(Post 2443818)
I have been a ford guy for a long time. I had the 7.3 and two 6.0s. I always put a chip and exhaust on the trucks. I have not had good luck with the 6.0s. What is the better truck to go with? I hear that all the 2008 diesels are getting bad mpg. What are the 2008 duramaxes and 6.4 powerstrokes getting for mpg? Has anyone put chips in these trucks. And any problems with these 2008? Any info would be great. Thanks Heath
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I didn't see Cummins as a choice?
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Originally Posted by PJDiesel
(Post 2444710)
I didn't see Cummins as a choice?
It is a good truck, and now cheap! I was quoted 33k for brand new quad cab cummins 3/4 ton short bed. Just don't trust the 6.7 yet, and a die hard cummins guy I know (he runs a very large generator company) who used to swear by them won't buy one. Hes had a new one every year till 06. My suggestion on all 3 brands,get an 06 or non-emissions 07 and wait a few more years on 08's and newer. Either way, the duramax has a huge advantage. However, do your own reasearch. www.dieselplace.com www.thedieselstop.com |
Originally Posted by Bottomfeeder
(Post 2444546)
And your illegal as h@ll with that total weight,the Ford is not,,, I prefer my insurance intact and protecting me and mine IMHO
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Funny!
Originally Posted by Wobble
(Post 2444369)
Picking one Ford over another is like picking a beating over an azz kicking, neither option is an improvement
BTW, I have owned a couple Chevy trucks in the 80's & 90's and that is why I prefer Ford now....everyboby has their own experience with each manufacturer...Ford is the winner here. |
Originally Posted by spilman
(Post 2444871)
Well at least you aren't afraid to state your opinion....however, you are in the minority. I have heard of problems with a few of the Ford diesels, but my experience has been exceptional. I've owned 7 Fords since 99' with no trouble; 1 million combined miles and still haulin'.
BTW, I have owned a couple Chevy trucks in the 80's & 90's and that is why I prefer Ford now....everyboby has their own experience with each manufacturer...Ford is the winner here. Lets not forget the machining issue in a whole years worth of transmissions that caused every one to blow up, and sit for months at a dealer because there were no replacements available. I do drive a 2000 f-350 with a 7.3, and have driven and worked on all the model duramax's and fords/dodges. |
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