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I have a 98 2500 12V that is VERY comfortable to ride in for long periods. My wife especially likes the full size floor in our truck. I am wanting to get a 3500 due to a new Lance camper we now have. I've noticed the new diesels have a hump on the passenger side which causes her to have to sit a little sideways with her legs to the right. What year did they increase the turbo/exhaust size that caused the loss on the cab on the passenger side?
 
navyjoe said:
I have a 98 2500 12V that is VERY comfortable to ride in for long periods. My wife especially likes the full size floor in our truck. I am wanting to get a 3500 due to a new Lance camper we now have. I've noticed the new diesels have a hump on the passenger side which causes her to have to sit a little sideways with her legs to the right. What year did they increase the turbo/exhaust size that caused the loss on the cab on the passenger side?



I would assume the 03 year with the entirly new "3rd gen" :).
 
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