A funny story about the exhaust smell, I was standing in a service bay when a service writer panicked claiming there was something burning in a 6. 7 3500 truck that was idling near me when he walked up to it, and then called over the other techs to help him until I told him that is a normal smell with the new DPF on them. It kind of gives an example of service personnel not knowing these new trucks with all the smog crap on them.5. 9 without a doubt. The 5. 9 is more simple in every respect (I have both). No dpf, no special fuel requirements, more knowledgable dealer base, etc. Aside from that, I cannot stand the exhaust smell of the 6. 7.
I test drove a 6. 7 and decided to order one, and sell my 06 before everybody figures out that the 6. 7 is awesome and the 5. 9's devalue.
Wouldn't that be a 68rfe with the 6. 7?... after 5 5. 9's... i opted for the 6. 7... with the 48RFE... my '01 was an ETH/DEE,which served me well for 236k miles,however,i'm very pleased with the power and performance of the engine and transmission combo.
my truck is an '08,so perhaps that is the reason i'm not having the "growing pains" of some of the earlier trucks... . all in all,i'm happy with my truck... . tom![]()
Fat chance of that happening... 5. 9s are gonna increase in value. Granted, the 6. 7 is awesome, but it still aint a 5. 9.
Honestly, Id have to go with the 5. 9...
Yes, I cant tell you what it is but my 5. 9 2150 RPM at 70MPH & my 6. 7 2150 RPM at 70 MPH. There is a change just don't know when.Did they change the top gear in the G56 from the earlier production? What is the final gear ratio now, compared to the nv5600?