Hey guys I never really hang out in the truck section but my neighbor just bought a huge truck. Its a Dodge 2500? With a lift kit and 42" tires im guessing but the cool thing is it has an 8.0 liter V10 in the damn thing. He recently asked me to detail it for him. Its all blacked out and MAN does that thing have some tourqe!!! I'm interested to see how well it could keep up if not beat me.

 

Uhh what?

How would a Dodge on 42" tires even with a V10 beat you?

Did I miss something?

 

me too

Your car runs a 12 i think thats what your sig said and you think that big *** turd can beat your car. Ill tell you this much I have taken out a few v10 dodges at stock height and I run a 15.1. It may have alot of low end torque but Im willing to bet its like most dodge engines they run out of breath up top.

 

Now watch out if he asks you to race him pulling stumps....he might be able to take you...just a warning

 

Well i only got to drive it around the front yard and I tore up the yard Ya about those 42" tires I got to thinking about it and its probably more like 22" LOL sorry bad habbit

 

Ok, your losing me here. Now its a Dodge with a lift kit and only 22" tires or are you talking about the rim size?

 

Does it look something like this....

 

Those things are heavier than 2 NBS chevy/GMCs puit together almost.

Check these numbers.

NBS Chevy/GMC 1500 RCSB: Weights: gross vehicle weight rating (kg) 2,767, curb weight (kg) 1,779, gross trailer weight braked (kg) 1,814 and max legal load (kg) 987

2005 Dodge Ram 1500 RCSB: Weights: gross vehicle weight rating (lbs) 6,350, curb weight (lbs) 4,699, gross trailer weight braked (lbs) 6,650 and max payload (lbs) 1,650

2005 Ford F-150 RCSB: Weights: gross vehicle weight rating (lbs) 6,650, curb weight (lbs) 4,708, gross trailer weight braked (lbs) 6,500 and max payload (lbs) 1,890