Vehicle change
#52
10-25-2007, 12:39 AM
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Calgary, Alberta
Posts: 1,980
RE: Vehicle change
ORIGINAL: ol guy
I have the new 6.7 cummings. 350 horse and i think 625 torque. Compared to my 96 cummings it's a brute. And you can actually hear the radio going down the road. It's really a nice truck, to bad fuel is going out of sight. Oh well I guess I'll have the only inferno red crystal pearl flower pot on the block.
I have the new 6.7 cummings. 350 horse and i think 625 torque. Compared to my 96 cummings it's a brute. And you can actually hear the radio going down the road. It's really a nice truck, to bad fuel is going out of sight. Oh well I guess I'll have the only inferno red crystal pearl flower pot on the block.
I'm not sure what the new one would be like, but i made my 03 a straight pipe and it was quite loud. an awesome loud though
So anyway I bought the truck today, paid it right out with a trade in on the dodge, which I will still be driving for the next couple weeks (gotta go north for work tomorrow, chevy's not ready yet). Going to get a topper put on it (boourns, but thats the rules with the company I work for) and 33" geolandars with a leveling kit. Should be all done up by the time I get back wooohooo!
#55
10-25-2007, 07:35 AM
RE: Vehicle change
ORIGINAL: Iowaguy.
congratulations dude, no better feeling on earththan getting a new truck/car/motorcycle other than maybewatching one of your children being born.
congratulations dude, no better feeling on earththan getting a new truck/car/motorcycle other than maybewatching one of your children being born.
#57
10-25-2007, 10:12 PM
RE: Vehicle change
Stellar,I have the 06 chevy HD and still wouldn't trade it for any other truck out there,it pulls any trailer I have hooked onto it with ease and plows the most snow of any truck I had in the past.Yours most likely has the rear locker like mine and in 2 whl drive in snow it sux but is fun on a wet road towind a doughnut from a stop signI have the 6.0l gas and my milage is around 11 mpg with the 4.10 gears.
I have the 6.0l gas and my milage is around 11 mpg with the 4.10 gears.
#59
10-26-2007, 10:42 PM
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Calgary, Alberta
Posts: 1,980
RE: Vehicle change
Ah I'm affraid its not much of a toy hauler. I have to get a canopy top on it so i can fit all my equipment in it. But its a toy for sure I can't wait to get home to get it, about 2 weeks for this job to finish i think, but she'll be sitting waiting for me. Just gotta make sure I dont crash my dodge on the way home!
On a side note, theres alot of fords out here! One is an 08 Harley Davidson 350 (diesel) SWEET ride. My god its nice. Engineers truck though so doesnt really have to pull much lucky guy. Other guy I'm working with has the 07 version Harley. Super nice.
I can't wait to get home to get it, about 2 weeks for this job to finish i think, but she'll be sitting waiting for me. Just gotta make sure I dont crash my dodge on the way home!On a side note, theres alot of fords out here! One is an 08 Harley Davidson 350 (diesel) SWEET ride. My god its nice. Engineers truck though so doesnt really have to pull much lucky guy. Other guy I'm working with has the 07 version Harley. Super nice.
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