Dodge getting jealous..
11-26-2011, 11:20 AM
#11
Originally Posted by surelly09
so ford has the baja/high speed offroad
dodge has rock crawling/slow offroad
who is coming out with mud truck? only one who is close is Jeep. but it would seem Chevy/GMC would be next to come up with a mud truck.
dodge has rock crawling/slow offroad
who is coming out with mud truck? only one who is close is Jeep. but it would seem Chevy/GMC would be next to come up with a mud truck.
11-26-2011, 11:27 AM
#13
Originally Posted by mightymouse
Looks like dodge is pulling a page out of jeeps play book with that truck...
11-26-2011, 02:54 PM
#16
Senior Member
I don't see where the power wagon is 'better' in any area.
Raptor = more hp than the 'not-a-hemi'
Raptor = the suspension is very compliant
Raptor = 3/4 ton running gear - I bet you didn't know that... 31 spline front axles, 34 spline rear axles.
Raptor = Interior is very comfortable.
Raptor = not a Dodge **** heap.
The only 'advantage' I see is the narrower track of the PW. It's a moot argument, there aren't too many folks that will take a 50k truck into the rocks. If they can afford to do that, they can afford a real purpose built rig.
Raptor = more hp than the 'not-a-hemi'
Raptor = the suspension is very compliant
Raptor = 3/4 ton running gear - I bet you didn't know that... 31 spline front axles, 34 spline rear axles.
Raptor = Interior is very comfortable.
Raptor = not a Dodge **** heap.
The only 'advantage' I see is the narrower track of the PW. It's a moot argument, there aren't too many folks that will take a 50k truck into the rocks. If they can afford to do that, they can afford a real purpose built rig.
11-26-2011, 02:57 PM
#17
The Power Wagon has a solid front axle, so for a prerunner or mudding, its a wash, but for the harder stuff such as rock crawling or where you need more articulation, the Power Wagon definitely has the edge
11-26-2011, 02:58 PM
#19
Originally Posted by WarSurfer
It's a moot argument, there aren't too many folks that will take a 50k truck into the rocks. If they can afford to do that, they can afford a real purpose built rig.
You can say the same exact thing about raptors. Id be a little skeptical to jump a 50k truck
11-26-2011, 03:01 PM
#20
Senior Member
Originally Posted by Brad92
The Power Wagon has a solid front axle, so for a prerunner or mudding, its a wash, but for the harder stuff such as rock crawling or where you need more articulation, the Power Wagon definitely has the edge
