6.4 or 6.7 for the next truck?

[Jaywoo]

I have a gas (5.7 Hemi) and a diesel. The 2500 is a much larger truck with bigger wheels and tires and still gets better mileage than the 1500 Hemi. Fuel cost is about the same, 89 octane is roughly the same cost as diesel. 15,000 mile interval for oil change and fuel filter isn't bad, works out to about once a year for the diesel. The Hemi gets it's oil changed about every 9000 miles or whenever the truck tells me I need to change it. The fuel filters are a cost though, about $91 on Amazon for both. But once a year so no biggie. I like driving the diesel more though.

 

[U&A]

If I was looking for a truck that was going to be pulling most of its life ..... it would be a 3500 DRW CC LONG BED RAM with 4:10 gears. Yup, 4:10’s.

Do the necessary delete’s

Be done with it.

I don’t care if I’m only pulling 8-10,000 lbs. get a pulling truck to pull things. Plenty of tractor trailers love their life pulling less than 50% of what they are rated to pull. Get my point?

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[2018 Hemi]

Go with the 6.7 Cummins I made the mistake of getting the Hemi and not happy with it.

 

[Baxwell]

[QUOTE = "2018 Hemi, post: 2105402, member: 86746"] Allez avec les 6.7 Cummins, j'ai commis l'erreur de prendre le Hemi et je n'en suis pas satisfait. [/ QUOTE]