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You could buy a Cummins and possibly get better mileage. It would open up more possibilities for you.

I actually have or had a set of 315/75/16 Hankook MT tires. Currently I have only two though on the front and two Toyo open country MT's on the back. The Toyo's I think will last longer and more durable, but they are pricey. I think I got my Hankooks for 198 a tire. They must have raised their...

Those Goodyears are the ones. It is too bad they are discontinued. Is there any alternatives? I haven't seen any in a load range E.

Or why it gets similar mileage with half the power and weight carrying capacity?

I think 17 inch rims are most common. E rated tires are not that important. It is a heavy truck and some of the softer D rated tires seem to wear fast. The particular tire I was interested in was 17 inch I believe and was also an E rated tire. I thought it was a Good Year, or Michelin...

Looking for some 37 inch E rated all terrain type tires. I know a while back somebody posted about using some after having tried some 285/75/18 toyos. I can not seem to find that post though and the tire they recommended. I believe it was either a Michelin or Good Year, but I am not sure...

They sure seem to get diarrhea a lot? Truck included. Latest is that engine oil was going into the diesel tank and it truck was continuing to not start. My guess is they don't have a fuel pressure gauge either.

How big is your wallet? Are you from Manhattan or what? Jeezus.

$8,000 ??

Where are you now?

I agree, if money is not a concern. If it is, there could be other options. I am sure all the new trucks drive great and have fabulous interior the GM/allison combo especially. I still prefer a manual though for heavy towing. Darin

X2 Thank you, finally someone making some sense in this thread.

My vote is for a Cummins with a caravan camper shell on the back towing a livin lite toy hauler or camper. I would rather have the ability to use the truck to drive around and also to carry tools. Just unhook the trailer and you are off. Using a slide in camper towing a trailer seems more...

It's a Golden Fuel System. The truck is a 7.3 liter Powerstroke. http://www.goldenfuelsystems.com/products/gfs-products/#ecwid:category=563854&mode=category&offset=0&sort=normal

Excited to see what you end up with and how your trip goes.:elkgrin:

5.9 >7.3>6.0

What kind of lift(size, control arms?, etc.) does Bruno have? Looks great, I have a 95 CTD is why I ask. Also, where did you pick up that bumper it looks bada$$

I vote MegaCab cummins. Lots of leg room, you know the vehicle history. It can't be much harder than the Ramcharger to drive around town?

I have a few more pictures I can try and post. The truck was 1992 F250 IDI non turbo diesel. It had a 4 inch lift with 315r16 tires. Not sure what other details you would be interested in.

Tax cuts before education will do that. Old Smokey: Big Blue: Blown tire in Nevada. Currently in Nicaragua: