Recent content by Stefan Plouffe

Any news for this weekend?

Fogged mine... Cover on... ;(

Neighbour bought a fancy smoker/cooker... Yup good flavour... Nope does not replace BBQ you need both he is tired of it... Is a fad I think. Buy the highest btu BBQ you can get a hold off in the smallest BBQ you can find and you will be kickin ass in the winter while everybody else is waiting...

You are wrong... We are in oilfield service land. Ram trucks work well and hard here and go toe to toe with GM and Ford.

So I did overstate quite a bit... I can't get the backup to the claim. Serves me right for repeating propaganda that I hear but... Here are some real numbers... propaganda still, but the claim's I made were not totally unfounded. Ram trucks do not "suck". In fact just looking at these...

We all have stories about some brand that is the biggest pile but some of us realize that and don't spew off about their personal experience as if that is the law. I was only trying to shamelessly Hijack a Ford thread and sell a truck jeez gimme a break. By the way you might not know this...

Meant you can see tracks from first run in the second take...

One, you can see the landing and tracks from first take... Gotta be fresh!

Off topic but whatever I still have some 2012 Ram 3500's that are at wicked prices. No Urea system. PM for quote on Ram before you go Ford again.

Or Fords... Oh wait...

Bingo!

Bigz the exhaust brake alone on the 6.7 should make you want a cummins for the towing you do. Every guy I've sold a cummins to has raved about the engine braking... It's that good. The fuel mileage you are getting is better than I've heard from dura max you must take your time getting up to...

Wrong on the towing unless Chrysler marketing guys are wrong they said 2013 F350 is 24750 max and I confirmed that on the web site... I guess they figure the 8 sp tranny will make the difference keeping the diesel in a better place to return better numbers. Dodge makes Bullitproof trannies...

The ram 1500 diesel is aimed squarely at ecoboost. It is slated to have 400 lb/ft of torque and will outperform the gas v6 in every way including economy. Absolutely no costs have been released yet, I expect it to be about 4000 premium over gas v6. What's being missed is that Chrysler is...