Best Towing Mods
My towing mods- Timbrens on my 03 2500 (it didn't have overloads), Smarty Jr adds enough power to pass confidently and pull grades while towing. A 12ton bottle jack and a jackall along with a well stocked toolbox.
I have a heavily modified truck... that being said so you understand I've modified a lot.
By far the best mod is the Goerend heavy duty transmission with the triple disc torque converter.
Next would be smarty and water injection.
By far the best mod is the Goerend heavy duty transmission with the triple disc torque converter.
Next would be smarty and water injection.
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The bags and adjustable shocks are optional for most guys but I can fix nearly any bad road with them. I also built a very 5er friendly bed. My lift pump was fine but I was proactive on that, before adding fuel. Craig
The bags and adjustable shocks are optional for most guys but I can fix nearly any bad road with them. I also built a very 5er friendly bed. My lift pump was fine but I was proactive on that, before adding fuel. Craig
You can look up Goerend's on the net for latest prices. For his level of build, he has one of the better price points out there. Also the torque converter has a lifetime warranty and a lower stall speed suited for towing.
The price is dependent on the options you choose, but will be around $6k for a full build.
Yes that is a lot of money... But you may find one out of 100 that have done this that will say it wasn't flat out worth the money in the long run... yes, it is that much better.
The price is dependent on the options you choose, but will be around $6k for a full build.
Yes that is a lot of money... But you may find one out of 100 that have done this that will say it wasn't flat out worth the money in the long run... yes, it is that much better.
My mods were for towing and performance to get the best of both worlds for my own set GOAL.
But in my country we got some steep mountains to climb. And towing a 5 horse gooseneck trailer fully loaded is a workout. Stock the truck did fine but now passing several cars at once is easy.
The only thing I don't like is going downhill. I think the next step is a exhaust brake for these steep mountains
But in my country we got some steep mountains to climb. And towing a 5 horse gooseneck trailer fully loaded is a workout. Stock the truck did fine but now passing several cars at once is easy.
The only thing I don't like is going downhill. I think the next step is a exhaust brake for these steep mountains
What do you mean by "with ease"? I can go up the Az. mtns with my 15k gvw 5er at 67mph (when the curves allow) in OD at safe egt but it's not exactly easy. I wouldn't expect great reliability if I did that every day. It IS "with ease" if I drop a gear. Craig


