Spy shots of 2010 Power Wagon
the new style will probably take a bit to grow on me, But I to hated the 3rd gens when it came out. . ha.
I like the single cab long bed power wagons. just need a CTD in them.
I like the single cab long bed power wagons. just need a CTD in them.
Local dealer has a leftover 09 Power Wagon with an MSRP of $47K on sale for $35K. Tempting, but I don't think I'll be happy with less than 2/3 the torque of my Cummins. it sure is nice to pull into the passing lane and scoot by slower moving traffic without the truck dropping out of O/D, even when pulling a trailer. Problem is the diesel,with it's extra weight and crappy limited slip is a pig in deep sand without airing way down, and even then axle hop can be problem. that's where the Power wagon would shine, with it's lower weight, real lockers, and slighly softer suspension. I just can't give up the diesel torque though, and after years of waiting for Dodge to do it, I'm gonna make my own version of a Diesel Power Wagon. I'll start with a Kore HP series lift (+3 in front, +1 in back) and an ARB air locker for the rear. I suspect that the combination of a slightly softer suspension and the air locker will give me all the traction I need in the sand,if not, then I'll get ther front locker too. no need for the PW's 4:56 gears with all thst diesel torque,and a winch doesn't do you a lot of good at the Dunes, you rarely have anything to winch to there anyway.
Can't you put the power wagon locker into our trucks? Same axle.
Don't they also have disconnecting sway bars too?
And yeah I agree with the above, make your own power wagon... I'm on a sprung 2 inch lift running 35's with 1 inch spring lift in the rear. I don't need a locker or winch just need to put it in 4x4 when the ground gets a little slick.
Don't they also have disconnecting sway bars too?
And yeah I agree with the above, make your own power wagon... I'm on a sprung 2 inch lift running 35's with 1 inch spring lift in the rear. I don't need a locker or winch just need to put it in 4x4 when the ground gets a little slick.
You could get most of what a PW offers with aftermarket add-ons. The special wheels would be tricky (PW wheels are different to better hold the bead when aired down). Also the frame sliders.
Still, the diffs can be upgraded, a winch can easily be added, and I bet the remote sway bar disconnect could be adapted from a real PW.
I think it's the coolest thing ever that Dodge even builds one of these things.
JH
Still, the diffs can be upgraded, a winch can easily be added, and I bet the remote sway bar disconnect could be adapted from a real PW.
I think it's the coolest thing ever that Dodge even builds one of these things.
JH
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