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6 minutes ago, pickmeup said:

Well it is kinda funny when you can buy a lowly rcsb from ford with the 5.0 coyote 4 fwd for 34,000 or so and GM you pay 50,000 to 60,000 for truck with 6 .2 hoping you can beat it in a street light fight .

And the 6.2 would get waxed.

 

Now if they make an rcsb 6.2, that’s a different story

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3 minutes ago, truckguy82 said:

And the 6.2 would get waxed.

 

Now if they make an rcsb 6.2, that’s a different story

Which they don't and won;t . lol.

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9 minutes ago, SILVER SLED said:

Does anybody have any knoladge of what a rcsb 5.3 truck would do I think the 1/4?  

Low 14’s

 

The front bumper of the rcsb would pretty much be at the back bumper of a 6.2 CC

 

The ford would be 2-3 trucks ahead of the 6.2 CC

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I have a 15 rcsb on E 85 which Gm claims 385 hp for 5.3. Weighed mine several times with half tank of fuel and tonneau cover ...4900 lbs. Ford rcsb would tip scale at about 4,450lb . Can run very close but 3;;42 gearing is not my friend here  and going to go 4::10 eventually which will be a good equalizer. 6.2 from GM only available in heavier truck configuration which does it no favors against rcsb from either mfg. Ford 395 hp. 4400 lb vs. GM 425 hp at 5,500 lb. GM 5.3 on E85 385 at 4900 lb. Power to weight don't lie if gearing equal.

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Buy a ford then. The power/performance game will go on. and on. and on...

 

If your serious about going fast you modify, or you buy a car.

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Buy a ford then. The power/performance game will go on. and on. and on...
 
If your serious about going fast you modify, or you buy a car.

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I bought a truck for comfort and utility. If I wanted speed, I'd put a supercharger on it or get a light weight car with powerful motor.

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5 hours ago, O_J_Simpson said:

Now that is funny no matter who you are. Once of the goals of the 2019 was to bring back some of the comfort GM lost over the years. I know the AC system was overhauled. Still waiting to see if the softened up rock hard the leather like seats yet.

I agree completely ! I am on my 4th truck in this platform and they suck for comfort. The seats are horrible. The ride has just been way too tight. I did just drive a 2018 crew cab 1500 Sierra and the suspension was really nice, compliant and improved. Curious to see the new truck but after seeing Ram I think GM came up short again. The 3 areas that MUST be greatly improved for me to ever buy again will be:  1. Seat comfort 2. suspension compliance and comfort, 3. HVAC system improvements and noise level. 

 

The seats and rough suspension ruin the entire owner experience daily. HVAC is ridiculously loud on recirculate. A great truck in so many other areas, a real shame. 

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2 hours ago, M1ck3y said:

 

 

If your serious about going fast you modify

Anybody who says that has not owned a highly modified vehicle.

 

Try one with a built motor, trans, suspension, brakes, etc etc etc.

 

get back to me 3 years later and tell me buying fast from the factory is not better

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if i read the numbers right the ford is 500lbs lighter or more so it should win in a drag race. But when the time comes to do what a truck should do it may not be up to the same task as the GM. Good for ford making products people want to buy. If I feel the need to stomp some coyotes ill jump in the wife's CTS-V and do it proper....  :-) https://media.cadillac.com/media/us/en/cadillac/news.detail.html/content/Pages/news/us/en/2017/aug/0822-ctsv-glacier.html

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