Never owned a dually
I'm considering trading my 6'4" bed Ram SRW for a 6'4" bed Ram DRW (8' bed won't fit in the garage). Having never owned, or even driven one, I have some stupid questions. Can I expect the ride to b...
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The 3500 SRW is closer to the 2500 truck in rear suspension capacity and the rest of the truck. Front axle are the same. So yeah a one ton DRW has way more in the bed load capacity than the 2500/3500 srw trucks.
The newer 3500 SRW Rams have 7000 RAWR good for around 3500-3700 lb load in the bed....all depending on scaled axle weights.
The 3500 DRW has a 9750 RAWR and good for 6k+ lb load in the bed....all of course depending on scaled axle weights.
A RAWR is the lessor of the tires/wheels rear spring pack and the axle.
DRW Ride quality ?? Butz kicker if you live rural with lots of county roads.
The newer 3500 SRW Rams have 7000 RAWR good for around 3500-3700 lb load in the bed....all depending on scaled axle weights.
The 3500 DRW has a 9750 RAWR and good for 6k+ lb load in the bed....all of course depending on scaled axle weights.
A RAWR is the lessor of the tires/wheels rear spring pack and the axle.
DRW Ride quality ?? Butz kicker if you live rural with lots of county roads.
