Posted by MeanGene1 on January 27, 2021 at 10:16:48 from (108.203.137.80):
In Reply to: 6.5 chevy diesel posted by dbnga on January 26, 2021 at 19:33:54:
A buddy had one in a duallie to tow his sprint car in an enclosed trailer, not a very heavy load, and it wasn't used for anything else. If you tried to go over 50 (questionable) the temp guage would climb. Was a true doggo, acceleration with the trailer was embarrassing. He babied it something fierce to get by and sold it. Much better to get something with a real diesel- my 2001 F350 SD/7.3 has 100hp added, tows like a beast, has 300K miles, and I have replaced the alternator and water pump- that's it. Starts and runs like a train, and you can torque it up and roast all four rear tires when the kidz are crowing about their new gadgetmobiles
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