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Re: truck differences

Tom Lawrence29 May 2007 10:13
> ....but we're talking a significant difference here.  im going to remove
> the outer tires and the rear and try it.  id bet i could put 1500 pounds
> in the bed of my '04.5 and still out accelerate the '05.

What's the mileage on both?

Nathan W. Collier29 May 2007 05:24
....but we're talking a significant difference here.  im going to remove the
outer tires and the rear and try it.  id bet i could put 1500 pounds in the
bed of my '04.5 and still out accelerate the '05.

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>> at this point im trying to figure out of i got lucky and got a powerful
>> '04.5, or if im unlucky and got a "weak" '05.  any ideas why there would
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>> be a noticable difference?
>> thanks,

Max Dodge29 May 2007 01:01
> at this point im trying to figure out of i got lucky and got a powerful
> '04.5, or if im unlucky and got a "weak" '05.  any ideas why there would
> be a noticable difference?
> thanks,

Rotating mass. IOW yeah, its the wheels.

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>i own an '04.5 3500 SRW cummins powered 4x4, as well as an '05 3500 DRW
>cummins powered 4x4.  both can be seen at
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> be a noticable difference?
> thanks,

Nathan W. Collier29 May 2007 00:48
i own an '04.5 3500 SRW cummins powered 4x4, as well as an '05 3500 DRW
cummins powered 4x4.  both can be seen at
http://inlinediesel.com/trucks/3gen/1/index.html

the '04.5 has the cummins 325/600 and the '05 has the 325/610.  both are
automatic and both have 3.73 gears.  the '04.5 is however, noticeably more
powerful than the '05.  the '05 isnt weak by any means, but the '04.5 runs
circles around it and i dont believe the weight of two extra tires makes
that much of a difference.

at this point im trying to figure out of i got lucky and got a powerful
'04.5, or if im unlucky and got a "weak" '05.  any ideas why there would be
a noticable difference?
thanks,

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