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11-25-2010, 01:04 PM | #1 |
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Re: cummins or 6.0 lq4 which one is better?
I have a stock '06 1 ton Ram MegaCab with Cummins, 6speed manual, and 4x4. I pull 12-15k lbs regularly and still average 13+ mpg. When not towing, I get 19-22 easy. I only have a 4" straight pipe and intake as the only upgrades and I have 325hp/600tq. Will be getting a programmer soon. I would go with a Cummins in a heart beat, regardless of price of fuel. just my $.02..
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11-25-2010, 03:07 PM | #2 |
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Location: Binghamton, NY
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Re: cummins or 6.0 lq4 which one is better?
Either get the early version that is only a 3 speed or get the later that has the OD, but need a computer to run it. You can get an Allison, but they are heavy as hell, no OD and have a weird mount to them. Doesn't have a tailhousing mount, uses mounts on the bell housing.
I should be getting mine a couple weeks. It's complete, still bolted to the frame, put 12 volts to it and fire it up, no tranny for $1k. P pumped too. Another P pump that needs some work for $500, and a rotary that needs a cam I think for $300.
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