Uhhhh not quite. That Shelby F150 is quite a joke.
If you want to see the beat down fast forward to about 11:45 in the video.
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Oh I didn’t say it was the winner!!
Uhhhh not quite. That Shelby F150 is quite a joke.
If you want to see the beat down fast forward to about 11:45 in the video.
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FWIW, other than being "OEM" a stock 2021 Raptor isn't really a fair comparison to the TRX for the full package, including price....
This $110K option is a true pound for pound competitor.
Lmao what!?Joke all you want. 2014 and up Fiat made a huge leap in quality over the old trucks. I think a lot of yall are doing yourself a disservice not considering a newer ram when looking at trucks. Again, just an opinion of someone that fixes everything not just one brand like a dealer tech.
As a guy that pretty much drove nothing but Ford trucks since 1983, I'd have to agree. Bought my first Ram about 5 years ago. It impressed me enough that when I had to buy a new one last year, I didn't even consider anything else. It's a work truck so Tradesman package is all I wanted/needed - but on a Ram, that means tilt wheel, power window/locks and cruise control. The B/U camera in the rear view mirror is about useless IMO, but since it's a safety-related issue, I'm gonna upgrade the radio to this:
2019-2021 RAM Truck UAM Radio Uconnect 4 with 8.4-Inch Display including Apple CarPlay & Android Auto Upgrade
INTRODUCTION Our reconditioned factory upgrades feature a 90-day guarantee and a hassle-free return policy. Extended warranties are also available! 100% Factory RAM® Apple CarPlay® & Android Auto® Ready! Supports English, French, & Spanish languages No-hassle, Plug & Play system. Pre-programmed...www.infotainment.com
Now the wife has spotted the new 2022 Aviator and decided she wanted it...so, we'll be trading in her 2020 Aviator (with under 8k miles) and picking up her new one around the first part of September. They ain't coming off the MSRP of the new one much, but they're giving us a helluva lot more for her '20 than I expected, it's a wash.
Oh - and this is the Ram 3500.....along with some of the custom rigging we did.
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I am not poor, just lack the funds to be rich.
Where u at we on the same boatI am not poor, just lack the funds to be rich.
Now dat just badI’m married with a kid. I’m poor and stupid.
Now dat just bad
Those fuel injectors are pricey, so doing 8 at a time hurts that much more.
Are they a common issue on those trucks?
Make sure you’ve replaced the entire pitman arm and all related bushings…sorta common on the IFS HD trucks.
My Silverado is IFS but for trucks I actually prefer a solid axle up front…they’re tough and known issues (like death wobble) are easily prevented/remedied, plus I’m just more familiar with them.
I’ve read you can turn your 5-speed Allison into a 6-speed with a valve body and programming…but that valve body is like $2k LOL
With all the pricey components and emissions crap, I dunno if I’ll ever own another diesel truck…at least not without a warranty.
I love that each carmaker offers a pretty stout gas V8 for their HD trucks. That’s the route I’d most consider.
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Dats racistThe injectors were being sold by the diesel shop I use for $350ea, but the head mech allowed me to purchase online and he installed them. Found a place in FL and paid $125ea. That's quite a markup for the shop owner and he was totally pissed and yelled and screamed at my wife and friend, whom I had sent to pick up the vehicle because I was gone working a wildfire. I only had one bank of injectors done and spent the extra $$ on the water/bubble filter to try to save the other bank of injectors. Yes, it's a common problem on that year of truck because IIRC the high pressure fuel pump is in the fuel tank, the OEM filter is only 20micron, the impurities and air bubbles wear out (open up) the injector nozzle/opening, and around 200k miles it usually needs to be done due to running too rich.
Regarding the steering, my understanding, from both the original mech and my stepson mech, is that after two diff efforts EVERYTHING was replaced and the steering box is the only thing left. I'll be really puzzled if that doesn't fix it.
I won't be spending another $2k turning the 5spd into a 6spd.... I'm happy with it, and due to eye damage I won't be towing RV's anymore. My daughter that lives in Ark has asked if she can have my camp trailer, a 28'er, and I told her she could have the truck too as long as they provided a replacement. It doesn't have to be a diesel, but it does have to be 4wd, either 1/2T or 3/4T but I'd prefer 3/4T. No Fords, no Rams.
Bwhaaaaaaa
Nice trim can be expensiveI never buy the upper trim levels. Colossal waste of money.