New dodge H.D. 3500 cummins 4+4 mega
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This thread is just a bunch of opionons.
You almost can't go wrong just pick the truck you like. I own a Dodge and I really like it. The trans is fine assuming you don't drive like a *******. The main reason I went with the Dodge was the price tag.
The Chevy is probably my overall favorite. It will produce excellent power and easily be the most comfortable.
The Ford is a great truck also, the compound turbos they have on them produce a lot of back pressure and don't perform well at elevation but still a great truck.
Just go with the own you like the most.
You almost can't go wrong just pick the truck you like. I own a Dodge and I really like it. The trans is fine assuming you don't drive like a *******. The main reason I went with the Dodge was the price tag.
The Chevy is probably my overall favorite. It will produce excellent power and easily be the most comfortable.
The Ford is a great truck also, the compound turbos they have on them produce a lot of back pressure and don't perform well at elevation but still a great truck.
Just go with the own you like the most.
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Dodge HD
LOL, i can't wait to see your boat, but on a serious note, I love the look of the Dodge HD truck. I think that would be a great choice. I just saw a Ford F450 Dually today, and that looked great too. It looked like it wanted to pull a Skater , LOL...
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Just rode in my friends HO 800lb/ft. Amazing! I thought my new 2010 was awesome but somehow this one is even better. Tons of power great ride amazing interior. I was really impressed with the A/C leather seats. BUY ONE you will be happy!
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which one would you really trust on the open road or a long trip ? I would go with the dodge , but then again I own one , have heard to many horror stories on the other 2 .
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This thread is just a bunch of opionons.
You almost can't go wrong just pick the truck you like. I own a Dodge and I really like it. The trans is fine assuming you don't drive like a *******. The main reason I went with the Dodge was the price tag.
The Chevy is probably my overall favorite. It will produce excellent power and easily be the most comfortable.
The Ford is a great truck also, the compound turbos they have on them produce a lot of back pressure and don't perform well at elevation but still a great truck.
Just go with the own you like the most.
You almost can't go wrong just pick the truck you like. I own a Dodge and I really like it. The trans is fine assuming you don't drive like a *******. The main reason I went with the Dodge was the price tag.
The Chevy is probably my overall favorite. It will produce excellent power and easily be the most comfortable.
The Ford is a great truck also, the compound turbos they have on them produce a lot of back pressure and don't perform well at elevation but still a great truck.
Just go with the own you like the most.
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have heard nothing but horror stories on the new dodges. my neighbor has one and been back to dealer 3 times already, shot tranny already.
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do the searches on the 6.0 6.4 fords ,its endless , now that the factory warranties are running out or have run out allot of these people are getting caught with theyre pants down . I tell my customers and people I know if your going to buy a diesel chevy or dodge do not leave the lot without an extended warranty , and some times that wont cover it .Had a customer buy a 6.0 ford and got the extended warrany , a month later the EGR cooler blew and was not covered because it was attached to the engine and nort part of the engine ? but your right the trans will always be the week link, allot has to do with the opperator .
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do the searches on the 6.0 6.4 fords ,its endless , now that the factory warranties are running out or have run out allot of these people are getting caught with theyre pants down . I tell my customers and people I know if your going to buy a diesel chevy or dodge do not leave the lot without an extended warranty , and some times that wont cover it .Had a customer buy a 6.0 ford and got the extended warrany , a month later the EGR cooler blew and was not covered because it was attached to the engine and nort part of the engine ? but your right the trans will always be the week link, allot has to do with the opperator .
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I had a 2006 with a standard trans. I ran that truck for 40,000 miles makeing around 740hp and 1700 ft pounds. I did replace the clutch but the trans held up well. The motor also held 90 pounds of boost hundreds of times on just head studs.
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For what its worth buddy has a 10 Ram hemi, been in 2-3 times already and tranny humms
But what was said above about warranties is good advice with a diesel. Me personally regardless of brand I will always have a powertrain warranty on a diesel whether it be factory or extended. You pay twice the money for diesel parts and 20% more on labor charges. Alot of diesels require special tools and knowledge to fix them, its not like a chevy 1500 where you and some friends can sit in the driveway on a saturday with a 12 pack and figure something out.