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MitchF150 wrote:
Dang.. You guys piss pretty good about your makes and models and fuel types, plus other nonsense... ;)
Always makes me laugh.. :)
Please, continue.
Mitch
Lets not and say we did.......- Dang.. You guys piss pretty good about your makes and models and fuel types, plus other nonsense... ;)
Always makes me laugh.. :)
Please, continue.
Mitch Cummins12V98 wrote:
larry barnhart wrote:
I believe both trucks were wide open and both used the lie o meter for the fuel mileage. A lot of dumb talk from guys that might never drive their trucks in that manner. Just sayin
chevman
When I hit a steep grade it's pedal to the metal baby! Does that mean i'm a smart one?
I don't think I have ever had the pedal to the metal.
chevmanCummins12V98 wrote:
"The example used for the RAM is they outsource both"
BOTH IN USA
Let's clarify will full disclosure of Manufacturer Origin for RAM:
Engine: USA Hurrahh
Tranny: Japan Fail
Truck: Italy Fail
Summary: Fail- "The example used for the RAM is they outsource both"
BOTH IN USA - "The great example of Ford's work is they produce both the Engine and Transmission in house. "
ONE IN USA ONE IN MEXICO FishOnOne wrote:
#40Fan wrote:
Great example of Ford's work at the 8:12 mark.
The great example of Ford's work is they produce both the Engine and Transmission in house. :
The example used for the RAM is they outsource both. :W
See below45Ricochet wrote:
Nice report again. I really do like that trailer.
So who will post the results on Wed?
That trailer is a jewel... We have one of similar size but not as nice.#40Fan wrote:
Great example of Ford's work at the 8:12 mark.
The great example of Ford's work is they produce both the Engine and Transmission in house. :B
The example used for the RAM is they outsource both. :WCummins12V98 wrote:
FishOnOne wrote:
Cummins12V98 wrote:
FishOnOne wrote:
Cummins12V98 wrote:
45Ricochet wrote:
Nice report again. I really do like that trailer.
So who will post the results on Wed?
That is a beauty of a trailer!
I will say RAM wins. Then they can hype the new Ford against RAM later for a bit of drama to get subscribers.
I'm sure the RAM will score some points because of its soft touch material on the window sill! :B
Without the soft touch the RAM would have been 30 seconds behind.
And perhaps would have rode smoother too...
I have to say the RAM window sills are not deep enough for me since I like to rest my arm on it. The 90's Chevy's were the same and I hated that aspect about them.
My Super Duty has plenty of room to rest my arm and love it. It's all in the details.
So you have been lurking at the RAM dealerships????
I have to say the front of my 15 does not ride as smooth as my 11 did but it has a MUCH stronger front suspension with a higher payload than the 11 or the F350. I think I will throw a set of Bilstien's on the 15.
I test drove a couple of '12 models and then drove a few '13 models when they started hitting the lots. Each and every time I drove these RAM's I appreciated the larger space and the layout of the Super Duty trucks.
I couldn't imagine the '15 riding rougher than the previous trucks since the '12 I drove rode rough as hell and was one of the main reason for those trucks getting a pass. I thought the '13 rode a bit better.
