Very nice.My wife and I took the plunge today and got a 2018 Laramie 3500 DRW with the Aisin and 3.73 gearing. We kept the 06 Mega. Nice truck.View attachment 107881
X2 Very nice.My wife and I took the plunge today and got a 2018 Laramie 3500 DRW with the Aisin and 3.73 gearing. We kept the 06 Mega. Nice truck.View attachment 107881
I'm sure the 3.42's would be just fine with my current trailer that weighs in at 15K. Planning for the future. I know the mileage will not be as good but...Nice truck, fill in your public signature.
Curious, why 3.73's?
Let the 3.73 Bashing Begin!!!!Curious, why 3.73's?
I also shoot a 40 Smith and Wesson. Not a 45 or a 9. I guess I'm just a halfway in the middle kind of guy.Let the 3.73 Bashing Begin!!!!
Nice truck, fill in your public signature.
Curious, why 3.73's?
I figure it's rated at 25k-ish so even if I get a bigger trailer I should be good. Can't ever see towing 30k+ since it's not a work truck. 3.42's are a "mere" 20 or 21k. It's also my DD so a wee more mileage empty would be nice.Actually, there is absolutely nothing wrong with them.....it's part of an ongoing debate.
12V98 will tell you that 3.42 are good up to XXXXX lbs (forgive me, you'd think I'd have his arbitrary weights memorized as many times as I've heard them, but I don't). However, go above that, and you skip right over 3.73's to 4.10's because he's feels that 3.73's are useless and for some reason will just not get the job done. Apparently, there are only a couple select RPM's that a Cummins will work in, and the rest simply do not work.
But for the rest of us, when it comes to moving weight:
3.42 Good
3.73 Better
4.10 Best