Buying my Hemi WAS a good idea
When I first became a diesel owner (2003 or 2004), diesel was almost always 10-15% cheaper than regular unleaded where I live. Then came ULSD, and the economy moved on. Diesel became the same price...
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I am a flat lander, but I always tow to, and through the Canadian Rockies. I have also towed my RV to, and through Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, and Utah.
I am very familiar with mountain towing.
I am also a hiker, and mountain climber. I have an altimeter in my watch. The highest piece of paved roadway in Canada is the Highwood Pass at 7200'. The highest I have ever been with my RV in tow is just over 8000' in Wyoming IIRC.
So, I guess what I am saying is that until and unless I go to Colorado, I really don't care much how my truck would perform at 11,000'. It does just fine at 7 and ~8000'.
I am very familiar with mountain towing.
I am also a hiker, and mountain climber. I have an altimeter in my watch. The highest piece of paved roadway in Canada is the Highwood Pass at 7200'. The highest I have ever been with my RV in tow is just over 8000' in Wyoming IIRC.
So, I guess what I am saying is that until and unless I go to Colorado, I really don't care much how my truck would perform at 11,000'. It does just fine at 7 and ~8000'.
