2500 or 3500 what's the major difference?
I am looking at new trucks. It seems most new trucks on the lots are 2500. If you want to tow or have a HD truck wouldn't you want a 3500. Most of the trucks are equipped with a diesel and a 2500 cha...
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wmoses wrote:ricatic wrote:
He is looking at a Ford....no difference in brakes, axles or suspension other than the 350 has the overload leaf in the rear that only engages when a heavy load sags the truck to it's level...also the 350 has a 2" thicker block between the rear axle and the spring pack...seeing that he is looking at gas...he might have a warranty...
Added to the above - the F350 has a bit harsher ride than the F 250, which has quite a comfortable ride. This based on two sets of test drives with both trucks back to back.
Please explain :B The over load springs don't come into play until a load is placed onto it requiring action to compensate for the load, correct ? I'm no Ford guy but generally that is the main difference between the two. I'm all ears !
