noob here
#11
06-17-2009, 12:14 PM
Diesel Fan
Welcome n enjoy your stay here at DB!!
#13
06-17-2009, 09:46 PM
#15
06-18-2009, 04:54 PM
Diesel Fan
#17
06-18-2009, 05:08 PM
constructive idea:
PSD is pretty much the worst way to go by most people's ideas including my own. But if you want to dump money into it and do something different, mod a 7.3. Kinda depends what your after. If you want something to tow with, daily drive, no hassels, get a dmax or cummins. if you want to put time and money into something different, a heavily modded 7.3 would be pretty cool.
PSD is pretty much the worst way to go by most people's ideas including my own. But if you want to dump money into it and do something different, mod a 7.3. Kinda depends what your after. If you want something to tow with, daily drive, no hassels, get a dmax or cummins. if you want to put time and money into something different, a heavily modded 7.3 would be pretty cool.
#18
06-18-2009, 05:09 PM
Welcome to DB!! 
First off do your research before jumping in, get what you like, all brands have their +'s. Ive owned Ford, Chev and Dodge. The cummins is a proven workhorse since well....dirt 
Not the most comfortable but hey I would rather be uncomfortable than broke. Ford's 7.3 was awesome, minus a couple cam sensors and a water pump. Rough ridin truck too. Anyway, I would recommend lookin for an old 12v to play with and get famaliar with the diesel addiction......cause.....you will become addicted 
First off do your research before jumping in, get what you like, all brands have their +'s. Ive owned Ford, Chev and Dodge. The cummins is a proven workhorse since well....dirt Not the most comfortable but hey I would rather be uncomfortable than broke. Ford's 7.3 was awesome, minus a couple cam sensors and a water pump. Rough ridin truck too. Anyway, I would recommend lookin for an old 12v to play with and get famaliar with the diesel addiction......cause.....you will become addicted
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