1500 vs 2500
The trailer we are looking at weighs #5595 according to Grand Design, with a hitch weight of #505. We will get a new tow vehicle to handle this weight, I am considering 1500 Eco Diesel, 1500 Hemi ...
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ShinerBock wrote:IdaD wrote:
I'm not sure where you got the idea that the 1500 and 2500 share the same rear coil setup - they're quite different.
Yeah, that is like saying the F150 and F250 share the same suspension just because they both use leaf springs.
I didn't say they used the same suspension. However, it would be factually accurate to say the F150 & F250 use the same type of rear suspension. I'm well aware of the differences, but they are, after all, both 5 link coil setups.
Here's a direct quote from Truck Trend: There are several notables for the 2014 Ram 2500. Taking cues from the 1500, standard five-link coil rear suspension has been added to the 2500 to deliver best-in-class ride.
http://www.trucktrend.com/news/1306-2014-ram-2500-five-link-coil-rear-suspension/
C'mon, it's just like the Chevy using the same transmission as the M1 Tank, right? LOL
