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Originally posted by huntr1117 View PostI guess I need to change my post to recommended premium then. I'm sure it will run on reg, but even dropping to 91 the truck gets worse mpgs.
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Originally posted by Roy D Mercer View Post1,000,000 mile Tundra.
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If it's anything like what they have done with the Raptor & ZL1, then quite the opposite amigo...I've talked to a couple of new Raptor owners & they report the same as what we got in the camaro.
The A10 has a computer that talks to the engine & seems to understand what it needs to do at the time it's needed. Meaning it finds the right gear in all situations / settings. I can tap the peddle to the floor as an example & the car says I want to play & it will find the most optimal gear & stay in the 4k RPM range for about 7 seconds if I want to say roll race. Raptor guys are giving the same examples but with a truck application, so I 'assume' when towing that this new smart tranny will understand to hold gears longer depending on acceleration & down shift properly with the load when idling or engine braking so to speak.
I cannot feel the trans shift it is so smooth when tooling around town...step on it & it's a whole other beast...not sure about the Ford or what will happen in the new trucks, but 9th & 10th are strictly overdrives in mine. Some brave fella got it up to 202mph on a track in Germany & wouldn't jump out of 8th.
Originally posted by Walker View PostIm curious about all these gears, 8 and soon 10. Wont they be surfing gears especially pulling trailors??
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Originally posted by Acameron52 View PostI've got buddies with both and have spent some time riding in both and I'd go with the Tundra. Better looking IMO, more roomy with more power. I never payed attention to the fuel mileage because I wasn't having to buy it!
Oh, and it's not a dang bow tie. I'll go get in my Ford now.
The Tundra is outdated powertrain wise. The 6.2L will destroy it in the power department and the 5.3 will actually run fairly close with it.
While I may agree on the Tundra being better quality long term, I have no actual personal experience to back that up.
Looks are purely subjective.
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Originally posted by BBReezen View PostI noticed this as well just playing around to see how much a 6.2 would be. Dang near could get into a diesel with the truck price and added costs of the premium fuel.Last edited by -HIC-; 09-07-2017, 08:08 PM.
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Originally posted by Artos View PostIf it's anything like what they have done with the Raptor & ZL1, then quite the opposite amigo...I've talked to a couple of new Raptor owners & they report the same as what we got in the camaro.
The A10 has a computer that talks to the engine & seems to understand what it needs to do at the time it's needed. Meaning it finds the right gear in all situations / settings. I can tap the peddle to the floor as an example & the car says I want to play & it will find the most optimal gear & stay in the 4k RPM range for about 7 seconds if I want to say roll race. Raptor guys are giving the same examples but with a truck application, so I 'assume' when towing that this new smart tranny will understand to hold gears longer depending on acceleration & down shift properly with the load when idling or engine braking so to speak.
I cannot feel the trans shift it is so smooth when tooling around town...step on it & it's a whole other beast...not sure about the Ford or what will happen in the new trucks, but 9th & 10th are strictly overdrives in mine. Some brave fella got it up to 202mph on a track in Germany & wouldn't jump out of 8th.
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Originally posted by -HIC- View PostI hate trading trucks before they are paid for; however, when the 6.2/A10 is on the lot and not demanding a premium my truck will be traded!
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Originally posted by huntr1117 View PostIt's temping for me too. I'm not a fan of this 8 speed trans. 1st I may get mine tuned. The only problem is that I have to take out the tcm and send it in to get unlocked because gm has locked the software on 17s trans with the 8 speed.
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Originally posted by -HIC- View PostWhich one pushed you that way? All of them will be that way in the future. If you are worried about it a tune will put the AFM to bed.
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Originally posted by Jaybo31 View PostThe Tahoe I have now. Yes I had to buy a $200 device to turn off AFM. Shouldn't have to spend money on a tune to turn off a crappy design. I personally know 6 people who's motors gave out. And all the other countless ones on Chevy forums. The 6.0 is not AFMLast edited by -HIC-; 09-07-2017, 08:51 PM.
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Originally posted by -HIC- View PostI hate trading trucks before they are paid for; however, when the 6.2/A10 is on the lot and not demanding a premium my truck will be traded!
My wife's Tahoe is paid for but this new RST makes me giddy...not gonna compete with the SRT Grand Cherokee but she's not a player for it anyway & this still makes me smile.
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