First Test Drive
Diesel Bomber
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 2,015
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From: Nanaimo, BC Canada,
I've now test driven 2 of them - a king ranch and a lariat. both very nice. I recorded on average 21 MPG on the visual computer - not sure if that's close to hand calc's or not but it is way better than my buddies '08.
I urea injection set up is really nice, the stuff is cheap and a tank of that stuff goes every oil change at 20,000 km's so that's not a big deal - it is super quiet and super clean - i couldn't get it to so much a puff out the back at all. Far cry from my oil burner, that's for sure.
Over all, very impressed and would consider it if I had the money for sure.
I urea injection set up is really nice, the stuff is cheap and a tank of that stuff goes every oil change at 20,000 km's so that's not a big deal - it is super quiet and super clean - i couldn't get it to so much a puff out the back at all. Far cry from my oil burner, that's for sure.
Over all, very impressed and would consider it if I had the money for sure.
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Joined: May 2008
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From: MIAMI, FLORIDA
I've now test driven 2 of them - a king ranch and a lariat. both very nice. I recorded on average 21 MPG on the visual computer - not sure if that's close to hand calc's or not but it is way better than my buddies '08.
I urea injection set up is really nice, the stuff is cheap and a tank of that stuff goes every oil change at 20,000 km's so that's not a big deal - it is super quiet and super clean - i couldn't get it to so much a puff out the back at all. Far cry from my oil burner, that's for sure.
Over all, very impressed and would consider it if I had the money for sure.
I urea injection set up is really nice, the stuff is cheap and a tank of that stuff goes every oil change at 20,000 km's so that's not a big deal - it is super quiet and super clean - i couldn't get it to so much a puff out the back at all. Far cry from my oil burner, that's for sure.
Over all, very impressed and would consider it if I had the money for sure.
Diesel Bomber
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 2,015
Likes: 102
From: Nanaimo, BC Canada,
I've now test driven 2 of them - a king ranch and a lariat. both very nice. I recorded on average 21 MPG on the visual computer - not sure if that's close to hand calc's or not but it is way better than my buddies '08.
I urea injection set up is really nice, the stuff is cheap and a tank of that stuff goes every oil change at 20,000 km's so that's not a big deal - it is super quiet and super clean - i couldn't get it to so much a puff out the back at all. Far cry from my oil burner, that's for sure.
Over all, very impressed and would consider it if I had the money for sure.
I urea injection set up is really nice, the stuff is cheap and a tank of that stuff goes every oil change at 20,000 km's so that's not a big deal - it is super quiet and super clean - i couldn't get it to so much a puff out the back at all. Far cry from my oil burner, that's for sure.
Over all, very impressed and would consider it if I had the money for sure.
The sticker price on the KR was $78K and the Dodge was $71K - granted they don't sell for that but after spending a painful 90 minutes at the local dodge dealer and only finding out that I would receive a whopping $13,500 for my 2002 Cummins TRADE at the Dodge dealer I just about told the guy to take a ****, although I am sure my expersion said it for me, the double super black exhaust from the rear of the truck probably didn't help either (LOL!).
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