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Old 05-23-2010, 05:50 PM   #61
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hey guys lets make a 730ft lb. torque diesel engine and put a luxury smooth shifting designed-to-slip trans behind it!! yay !!!

I can see it biting the dust by 100k.
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Old 05-23-2010, 11:00 PM   #62
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think they are trying to follow in dodges foot steps? Seems like a step backwards. I know my bosses 7.3 excursion has an electric shift kit that makes that 3spdOD go Waaa....WAAA...WAAA...Waaa and by then your doing 120. Forget about holding a cup of coffee, let alone drinking it or placing it in the cup holders... as opposed to the sloppy mess it was before.
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Old 05-31-2010, 09:17 PM   #63
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I'll have to try this. I can't hardly top 55 towing my empty flatbed. Gross weight empty is about 8,000. Got on 79 the other day and said, oops, this was a mistake at about 50 uphill. Going downhill I can get the needle to 67 1/2, so a hair over 70, without a trailer. The radar screens the great commonwealth (not state) of PA puts up say I'm reading about 5% low.

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I took note of that oddity in the article too... wondering if the guys that wrote it TRULY knew what they were talking about.
You are talking about the same guys who complain that fit and finish isn't just right, or if there is a rattle somewhere. Or that a one ton dually rides rough. NO@#^&!!!! It's a 1-ton, not a caddy!!!!! There's a reason I haven't read motor trend or truck trend in years. Probably about 3 issues after they started truck trend.
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Old 05-31-2010, 10:09 PM   #64
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One thing i think should be added to this is it takes 5qts to re-fil the stock pan, maybe 6, depending on how big your cooling system is(mine is slightly smaller than stock).
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Old 06-01-2010, 01:31 AM   #65
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been looking for more info to do this............
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thanks for the write up.....

this will go great with the new tc
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