New in WA, Powerstroke or Cummins?
Sounds like a good deal for you 
and i'm in puyallup.cool another washatonion
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Devon, you know I love my cummins but I gotta say be ready for an aching back, steering that is impossible to tighten up, and generally crappy build quality from the dodge. But I spose anything will be a step up from a festiva
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Well, decided that I'm gonna get a cummins, the more time I spend hanging out with who has a 24v, the more i want one. I love that body style and the sound of the 24v. Just gotta sell my bikes and car and I should be able to buy a decent truck!
Cummins is by far the best light duty diesel engine. Powerstrokes are ok if your get 7.3L but cummins get the better fuel milage and depending what year have just about the same ammount of HP, Stroker run at 250HP and get 19 mpg on the high way. 94-96 cummins got between 175 hp, 98.5 to 2001 got 215-230 hp and get 21-24 mpg. and are EASY TO WORK ON except the fuel filter its a pain in the rear.
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