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"Get yourself a 3500 with auto-level. My truck rides better than any other HD truck I’ve ridden in and handles weight better than any other OEM suspension. The steel spring 2500’s ride awful compared to the auto-level 3500’s."

Everyone that rides I'm my 15 DRW air ride says "wow this really rides nice".
 
wyosteve said:
It's a Thuren 2.75 in. front leveling kit. New springs, track bar and Fox shocks.
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I’ll bet that rides pretty nice! You could always add their rear springs if you wanted a softer rear too.

I just installed their active rate anti-sway bar and love it.
 
Yep you’re going to love the ho and aisin hope you got the bigger fuel tank my regular cab 28 gallon can be an issue in the wide open places. Nice truck
 
The 68s in the 19+ trucks have been pretty reliable. Of the pages and forums I follow very few issues reported on them. I believe they did make some improvements starting in 19. I can’t recall exactly what they are however.
 
Signal73 said:
Oh ya know, no 40” tires while towing a 40’ 5th wheel, 4wd burnouts, 150hp over stock tune, basically anyone who had to pay for their truck and dad didn’t buy it for them tend to respect their vehicles. And if they are the ultimate cause of said trans exploding, own up to it instead of placing the blame elsewhere...
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We've all been kids before.

When I drove the 2002 2500 for all those years till 2007... ummmmm, I had fun with that truck. I think that's why it needed a lot of work. What's that old saying...? You play you pay...

As I got older and realized that I want my vehicles to last a very long time, and without being in the shop (warranty or not), I drive them with respect.

Plus with all the emissions components, I don't need to be treating my truck like a weedwacker. As much fun as it is to hear the turbo spool like a mad man just isn't good in the long run.
 
Diesel85 said:
We've all been kids before.

When I drove the 2002 2500 for all those years till 2007... ummmmm, I had fun with that truck. I think that's why it needed a lot of work. What's that old saying...? You play you pay...

As I got older and realized that I want my vehicles to last a very long time, and without being in the shop (warranty or not), I drive them with respect.

Plus with all the emissions components, I don't need to be treating my truck like a weedwacker. As much fun as it is to hear the turbo spool like a mad man just isn't good in the long run.
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Oh definitely.
Poster child for that right here if you go back to my circa 2005-10 posts. Twins, built P pumps, injectors galore. Then I wanted to build a house instead of a truck all the time. Never was into the huge lifts and tires but making 620hp at the wheels when that was a big number was a lot of fun.
 
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