Ram 2500
Why is the Ram 2500 crewcab longbed with 6.7 Cummins, even though it's only 6 cylinders has more towing power than the similarly equipped Ford F250 powerstroke diesel, the same displacement at 6.7 bu...
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Me Again wrote:FishOnOne wrote:
Also notice how short the power band is. Not a big deal when your running a lot of highway miles, but is a PITA when having to run around city/town speeds.
I would also suspect that crash tests standards maybe more difficult to achieve with a straight six.
I have owned a 1993 RAM, a 2001.5 RAM and now a 2015. I can only assume that you have never owned or driven one.
Regarding crash test, let me run into you with one and see who walks away. Chris
I have driven a pre production Dodge Ram with a cummins to be put on display in a truck market full of wealthy farmers and ranchers who love diesel trucks. I can assume I driven a Dodge cummins before you knew they ever exist. :W
Your crash test statement proves your a complete idiot and full of hatred! :B Troy
