Riddle me this ...
Tommygun or Rick (or anyone who has design and build knowledge):
Why ... since Dodge went out and installed a Best-in-Industry engine ... did they not go with a Best-in-Industry transmission? I know I sound like a broken-record sometimes, but WHY DO THEY NOT partner up with Eaton for their 6 and/or 7 speed trannys? These are top industry transmissions ... wouldn't it make sense to mate a top engine company with a top transmission/driveline company?
The truck and driveline (4X4) can be made to work with the Eaton (or better yet a mini-roadranger setup).
Would anyone here be willing to pay a few thousand more for their truck if you were looking down at the shifter knob and seeing a 6/7-speed Eaton symbol? (or for that matter knowing you have a Allison 2200 or better modle).
One would have to assume that with this type of setup you would OWN the pickup-truck market.
(And while were at it ... order Jacob to design a multi-stage Engine brake for the ISB ... as an option of course).
Tommygun or Rick (or anyone who has design and build knowledge):
Why ... since Dodge went out and installed a Best-in-Industry engine ... did they not go with a Best-in-Industry transmission? I know I sound like a broken-record sometimes, but WHY DO THEY NOT partner up with Eaton for their 6 and/or 7 speed trannys? These are top industry transmissions ... wouldn't it make sense to mate a top engine company with a top transmission/driveline company?
The truck and driveline (4X4) can be made to work with the Eaton (or better yet a mini-roadranger setup).
Would anyone here be willing to pay a few thousand more for their truck if you were looking down at the shifter knob and seeing a 6/7-speed Eaton symbol? (or for that matter knowing you have a Allison 2200 or better modle).
One would have to assume that with this type of setup you would OWN the pickup-truck market.
(And while were at it ... order Jacob to design a multi-stage Engine brake for the ISB ... as an option of course).