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In depth Dodge Ram 2500/3500 HD Preview

This 5.9-liter inline six uses an all-new block and has approximately 30 percent fewer moving parts than a typical V8 diesel
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well it has 25% less cylinders so really thats not a ton of surprise.
 
I'm pretty hyped up about the Dodge trucks too, mainly because their trucks had such a small share of the market for so long, they're finally doing it right and getting a good piece of the pie 🙂
 
Originally posted by: LAUST
Originally posted by: Yield
Dodge trucks totally dominate.. so nice!! 😀
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What the world of TSB's and most broken Automatic's and Axel's?
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Even more curious is the market share Dodge holds within the current heavy-duty segment: 31 percent.
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Hmmm, can't be THAT bad or people wouldn't be buying them...especially for work trucks😀

7/70,000 is also kinda hard to ignore too...................
 
Originally posted by: NFS4
Originally posted by: LAUST
Originally posted by: Yield
Dodge trucks totally dominate.. so nice!! 😀
Click to expand...
What the world of TSB's and most broken Automatic's and Axel's?
Click to expand...

Even more curious is the market share Dodge holds within the current heavy-duty segment: 31 percent.
Click to expand...

Hmmm, can't be THAT bad or people wouldn't be buying them...especially for work trucks😀

7/70,000 is also kinda hard to ignore too...................
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If you want me to take a $h!t in a box and ship it to you with a warranty I will 😉

Inital tests don't impress me much, I'm waiting for the 4 year road trip when the tranny falls to pieces.

There are also 3:1 Fords and 3:1 GM's to Mopars for work trucks sold. 🙂

 
Originally posted by: LAUST
Originally posted by: NFS4
Originally posted by: LAUST
Originally posted by: Yield
Dodge trucks totally dominate.. so nice!! 😀
Click to expand...
What the world of TSB's and most broken Automatic's and Axel's?
Click to expand...

Even more curious is the market share Dodge holds within the current heavy-duty segment: 31 percent.
Click to expand...

Hmmm, can't be THAT bad or people wouldn't be buying them...especially for work trucks😀

7/70,000 is also kinda hard to ignore too...................
Click to expand...
If you want me to take a $h!t in a box and ship it to you with a warranty I will 😉

Inital tests don't impress me much, I'm waiting for the 4 year road trip when the tranny falls to pieces.

There are also 3:1 Fords and 3:1 GM's to Mopars for work trucks sold. 🙂
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Why don't you stop putting up this front. You know that you're sitting their drooling over the aspects of seeing a HO Cummins 305/555 6-speed HD Ram Quad Cab sittin' in your driveway in the morning😀
 
Dude, if there's ever a HD truck I'd drool over, it'd be a Toyota with a CAT C-16 engine and a matching CAT tranny to handle 2050 lb-ft of torque.

Actually, screw that. Just gimme a CAT HD pickup. 🙂
 
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