Ford, get rid of that useless 23 gallon tank and the useless low axle ratios
02-21-2016, 08:23 PM
#121
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02-21-2016, 09:32 PM
#122
You're like a stupid son that should have been aborted. Lol
For someone that doesn't even own a truck you talk a lot and give a lot of advice and information regarding something that you know virtually nothing about.
Please shut up or I will donkey punch you in the throat zikaWillFail lol
For someone that doesn't even own a truck you talk a lot and give a lot of advice and information regarding something that you know virtually nothing about.
Please shut up or I will donkey punch you in the throat zikaWillFail lol
If all that comes out your mouth is poop you should just sit your face in a toilet
let me know when you go check the actual numbers so you can tell me how stupid i am
02-21-2016, 10:32 PM
#124
And that's what I have. 3.5EB, 4x2, XLT, 3.15 limited slip. I'm concerned about the driving experience. the truck I test drove had 3.55 or lower gear in it and I loved the acceleration and ride . Will I be disappointed or will I even notice the difference when not under a load?
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MarineLDO (02-22-2016)
02-21-2016, 11:08 PM
#126
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This is why I ultimately went with my 2014 f150 back when I was looking at new chevys and fords. The chevy didn't offer a larger tank, and the f150 302a came with it. Now ford charges 400 more on all trim levels for it and they are hard to find. ford should be including it for those people paying for a loaded xlt, lariate, kr, or platinum like they used to. Here in Colorado I would never buy a truck with a 23 gallon tank, unless that is all you could get. That is only twice the gas that a pruis holds.
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sevrith (02-22-2016)
02-21-2016, 11:17 PM
#127
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You do realize that those 2 items are not useless to those people that want them?
Guess what, most people don't have that problem. Maybe they have decided that gas mileage is more important than range or towing ability.
You sound like gas stations are sparse in the areas you travel, so I suspect you live or travel in rural areas.
So tell me, what makes you so special that Ford and Ford dealers should heed your advice?
Guess what, most people don't have that problem. Maybe they have decided that gas mileage is more important than range or towing ability.
You sound like gas stations are sparse in the areas you travel, so I suspect you live or travel in rural areas.
So tell me, what makes you so special that Ford and Ford dealers should heed your advice?
Last edited by Tejasandre; 02-22-2016 at 11:19 AM. Reason: No personal attack
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Mike Up (02-21-2016)
02-22-2016, 09:50 AM
#128
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Put on your big boy pants, calm down, and order exactly what you need. Now, was that so hard?
02-22-2016, 09:58 AM
#129
You act like you have no experience towing anything.
Yes, if I want to throw my money away and pay for things I don't want, I could have a Platinum like I said I didn't want. OR I could go to GM and get what I want, for the price I want!! BUT I like Ford, but if I'm forced, I'll jump ship to the competitor that offers what I need.
Or I can get a F250 and pay an extra $100 in gas/month since Ford is making the NEW Aluminum F150 nothing but a boy racer grocery getter, just as Dodge did when they destroyed their Ram 1500 with patheticly low payload that everyone laughs at.
Or I can get a F250 and pay an extra $100 in gas/month since Ford is making the NEW Aluminum F150 nothing but a boy racer grocery getter, just as Dodge did when they destroyed their Ram 1500 with patheticly low payload that everyone laughs at.
