Scott Sanders
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like the title says, regret not getting that truck, instead, I opted for the 3.6l 4x2 mostly because of the fuel economy, 470+ miles to the tank- Idiot, this one is.
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like the title says, regret not getting that truck, instead, I opted for the 3.6l 4x2 mostly because of the fuel economy, 470+ miles to the tank- Idiot, this one is.
As a fellow canuck--I have only needed the 4wd Auto -but its nice to know I can go 4wd when the snow gets too deep. Where the OP lives he should have few problems trading in a 4x2. In Canada however I rarely ever even see one on the lots new or used. The 4wd auto is awesome even if its just raining hard as the light ass end can swing around so fast -its nice to have the front end kick in to straighten you out. If he really wants the 4x4 I suggest he make the switch before he puts too many miles on it. I am sure down south the 4x2 trucks are sold and traded all the time. Up here they are like unicorns.Dumb, dumb Canadians.
So, now that I've said that, I came here to also say, I have rarely used the 4x4 in my truck but glad to have it. Having said that, I think the way you drive is what matters and the tires you have on the truck.
that is all...
So true, I drove thru Flagstaff, AZ... it was blizzard conditionsClearly you haven't been in Arizona long enough for monsoon season or drive north of Payson or Prescott.
I have the same Bighorn in 2012--Love it everyday-Shifter is in the best location as wellI drove a new pentastar 4x2 yeah it's a good motor get better gas mileage but after 20 or so miles I brought it back. Your regret will only get worse my man. I went clear back to an 11 but got the Big Horn well equipped with a 5.7 that sounds better and runs better than my 14 AND a 4x4. The minute I seen it I knew it was me. Go get a Hemi 4 by and be done with it.
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My first was 6 cylinder 4x2, loved it. Had roll windows, nothing but auto, air and cruise control. I spent so little for the truck and did a bunch of mods like smooth front bumper fascia, cat back exhaust for sound, wheels, etc. and made it unique.like the title says, regret not getting that truck, instead, I opted for the 3.6l 4x2 mostly because of the fuel economy, 470+ miles to the tank- Idiot, this one is.
Man, I was in the EXACT situation. My awesome, great, spectacular wife let me have a re-do and now all is well!like the title says, regret not getting that truck, instead, I opted for the 3.6l 4x2 mostly because of the fuel economy, 470+ miles to the tank- Idiot, this one is.
What size tanks are in the 5.7's getting 500 & 525 miles a tank full?
I don’t find my MPG not that much worse than the 2016 V6 I had. Towing a bass boat I wanted the V8 plus another kid so I needed crew cab. The V6 get crap trade in and I also got rinsed on my trade. I suggest don’t trade. I sold my bass boat and now don’t really need V8 buy I need the crew
haha my wife told me I better get it right the first time because I am going to die in this truck hahaha. Im only 46 so she either expects this truck to last a LONG time or me to die early.Man, I was in the EXACT situation. My awesome, great, spectacular wife let me have a re-do and now all is well!
Thanks bud-and thats a recent pic after a good cleaning ofcoarse. My friends ask-what you doing Sat-I say washing the truck-howabout sunday-waxing the truck. Cold beers and classic Rock make it play time for me!!That is one clean maaachine!!Looks great I love it!
I have a 100 gallon tank.....kidding! Mine is a 26 gallon tank.
As for the beer its always fresh Molson for me-I didnt know they changed it for our friends down south-I hope not-and I hope its still 5% alcohol!! As for the truck it is a quad with the 6.4 bed. I have had the seats up and the hard floor down since new-infact the plastic is probably still on the seats. It gives me a secure place for smaller tools like mitre saws and such. I have even layed out a sleeping bag and slept back there. Snug yes-but I dont need a crew cab and the bed with tonneau makes it perfect for my needs. I still call it my NEW truck.tomb, That is one great looking Truck, Is that Canadian beer like Labatt's Blue or Molson's Golden ale, its got to be fresh up there we get it with all of the preservatives in it for the States, Is that a Quad Cab?