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Old 01-18-2007, 03:02 PM
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Hi to all! Man, I love this Web site!! I've never owned a diesel truck before so I'm a little lost in quest for the right truck. I just got a deal on a 2 car ramp trailer, so now I'm looking for a rig to pull it with. I just looked at a 99 F350 dually, PSD w/auto.....152K miles, it runs goods, trans was rebuilt 10K ago. Truck seems to run out good but it didnt have the power I expected. I'm a little concerned about how it will act once hooked up to a loaded trailer. Are there any known problems with this year model? And, should I be looking for a straight drive truck? All opinions are appreciated. Thanks!!!!
I felt the same way with my 2000 PSD when I first drove it. These guys are right. These engins are easy and relatively cheap to get horsepower out of. A chip or tuner will really make a big difference. Also, opening up the intake and exhaust will really help too. Good luck and the main thing, have fun
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