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Why to buy a 6.0 over a D-max
So I love the way the Fords look and the suspension they have, but I love the Power of the D-max with the Allison. I can't make up my mind. So give me reason's why I should by the 06-07 F250 6.0 over the same year Dmax.
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You are already a member of a FORD forum for 1.. 2, you can make the same power on either truck. 3, both trans are actually pretty much equal IMO. 4, its really down to what you can get that you want for the money. Both trucks have awesome fan bases and tons of aftermarket parts. I would choose the 6.0 over the dmax just for the hydraulic injection system. I personally like the part where if you do major damage, or forget an oil change, or let the oil get really low that the truck will simply shut off.... I think that the 6.0 sounds nicer with a decent exhaust when you really beat on one.
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I've always driven chevys. Always loved chevys. I've had ford trucks at work and like the superduty just not the gas motors. Fot a great deal on my 04. Loved it the size is awesome. Parking was the only hard part. When it came time to trade I found a 06 dmax for a lot cheaper than the truck I bought. My wife said hey we could get that truck.. I didn't want to step into a smaller truck and well I told her.. " I've got 123k on my truck and the d@minute dash dosent rattle. Every chevy I've ever owned the interior rattles like crazy after a 40k." So now I have a 06 f250. Tuned they are comparible. The trannys are not the torqshift with proper tuning will take a lot more abuse. The allison is limited to 100+ hp in stock form. Now both can ve built extrenely strong but for a true heavy duty truck there is only one truck. Weighed my truck today 8200# of steel. Yup its all there. A chevy would likely be a literal ton lighter.
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I like Ford's better. I am just not comfortable behind the wheel of a Chevy. If you want to tow the Ford has it all over the Chevy hands down. The Ford is better looking. Ford didn't going crying to Obama for bailout money.
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yup I would take a ford for the sheer fact that they didnt take your tax paying dollars.
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reason #1 Its a
Reason #2 The people running Chevy actually sent out a memo telling their employees to stop calling the brand Chevy and only refering to it as Chevrolet. Even though their website is Chevy.com. They have proven that the people in charge over their dont kow what the F they are doing. ![]() A Dmax can be a fast truck if you just want to drag race it, but if you need a truck to work hard, and last while doing it, I would( and did) choose a Ford. |
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I agree, no more Government Motors! We run Fords for our loggin company cause the Chevys do not hold up. Granted, we're talkin gettin abused on gravel roads every day and that's not what you're gonna do but it's nice to know you could without it fallin apart.
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The ford body/frame/drive-terrain can take a beating like you cannot imagine.. for the average joe it makes no difference, and driving the heavier ford around just equals getting less mpg, but every logging/oil rig/back country/military/ commercial outfit always runs superduties because they can handle 10x there advertised load/towing weight and not break in half, chebys cannot..... Just comparing the engines alone, i can see the dilemma.
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Ford is the toughest truck you can buy, hands down. I heard from a guy that used to dot he Ford testing, and they took one of each of the big 3, similarly equipped, and drove them as fast as they could around a offroad testing ground. The chevy made it around ONCE before they took it off the track. Threw it on the lift, had three cracks in the frame behind the fender
. The Dodge did better (don't remember how many times it went around) but still cracked the frame somewhere. The ford went around 60 some times, and they just got bored, so they quit beating on it AND the gov't doesn't have ANYTHING to do with the way they do business
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forgot to ask, you plan on lifting? I got tons of cheby friends that have converted cause big lifts and hard off roading was more important then their previous brand loyalty... chevys dont do good with large lifts, just the way the driveterrian is setup, not meant to be easily lifted, they dont use the heavy duty front ends that ford and dodge use.... one of my buddies has a large lifted D-max, and it runs on an entire ford front end.....thats expensive..... you plan on lift and bigger tires? any off roading?
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