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1999 to 2003 7.3L Power Stroke Diesel 7.3L Power Stroke Diesel equipped Super Duty and Excursion. |
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So I am ordering a phoenix chip and will have a 4 inch straight pipe to my 7.3. My buddy has a 24v 5.9 with a 4 inch straight pipe and edge with juice. He wants to have a tug of war with me. Who do you think will win?
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Which ever one of you dont break something first.
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Tug a war is all about driver and available traction.
Who's truck is heavier? |
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x2, a friend of mine would slide elevator weights under the bed to help weigh it down.
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X3...also depends on how its geared and if dualky or single wheel. With no weights a single wheel will pull a dually, due to weight more distributed on a dually and won't get as good of traction.
Even match, I say the dodge. Inline engines are built for pulling especially at lower rpms.
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It's false. There are attributes that an inline six cylinder has that make it a nicer-running engine, but there is no validity in the "more low-end" argument. |
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