UGADawg96
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If you go SD Tremor, do the 350. You get the better payload sticker, an extra ~1000 lbs for only ~$1000 more. Basically the same truck. I've spent too much time on the fordtremor board lurking. ?
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it is indeed!Wow, tight squeeze there!
Seems like a gigantic waste of your resources if you don’t have a reason to need the larger truck
ride is dog sh*t though due to the amount of leaf springs lmaoIf you go SD Tremor, do the 350. You get the better payload sticker, an extra ~1000 lbs for only ~$1000 more. Basically the same truck. I've spent too much time on the fordtremor board lurking. ?
I considered a Tremor F150 when I ordered my truck, but I just didn't like the orange, or the amount of space in the wheel wheel. Yes, the latter is easily fixable for some money.. As far as F150s go, I love my truck and think it looks great. It does need some meatier tires though.Why not just get a black F150 Tremor in a 3.5 EB? Best of both worlds!
Yup! Honestly my 3.5 EB is a waste compared to a 2.7, but I wanted the BAP with dual rear exhaust, and the extra power. Going PS is a big waste in comparison though.Seems like a gigantic waste of your resources if you don’t have a reason to need the larger truck
MPGs there aren't shabby at all. At best I've seen 20-21 mpg on straight highway driving with my truck, but I'm around 16-17 combined, and I'm not too heavy on the boost. I do drive in the Normal drive mode fwiw. Running auto start 15-20 minutes in the cold doesn't help the mpgs, but doesn't hurt them too badly..I was looking at diesels real hard.
I wanted a 21 F150 supercab 3.0 PS, but there was only 1 in the whole country at the time in Detroit. I could have bought a loaded 21 F250 6.7 PS for what I paid for my 21 F150 3.5 ECO. At the time prices for F250 were what sticker is for a F150 now.
You can't beat a diesel for towing. Maybe electric someday when the bugs are worked out. I bought a 14,000 lb lift in Minnesota and rented a trailer and a Ram Cummings to go get it. They were out of 6.7 Powerstrokes. Combined weight was about 17,000 lift and trailer. That Cummings pulled 450 miles like it was nothing. I could go as fast as I wanted to.
Recently I had to move the same lift and rented the same trailer, but Enterprise only had Rams with biggest gas motor they make. What a dog that truck is. I was spinning the tires on slight grades from a standing stop. No power. I had to be sure to avoid hills or run the risk of not making it to next destination.
Bottom line is that guys with the 3.0 PS are reporting 25 + mpg. One person's father averaged 30 mpg in perfect conditions on a trip north from Florida. While the 3.0 PS would never pull my lift, the fuel mpg was what I was aiming at. The 6.7 PS has 1050 lb feet of torque like the Cummings and I have little doubt that it would do the job towing as well. Some guys with the 6.7 PS, 10 speed Trans and 3:31 axle are getting 20 - 23 mpg empty.
Not bad for a big rig like that.