Jason B
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Not yet anyway. Remember, there were no Tremors in 2019, either.I remember the good ole days of 2022 when you could get a XL Supercab FX4. Now you can't even get an XL FX4, let alone a Supercab.
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Not yet anyway. Remember, there were no Tremors in 2019, either.I remember the good ole days of 2022 when you could get a XL Supercab FX4. Now you can't even get an XL FX4, let alone a Supercab.
Not yet anyway. Remember, there were no Tremors in 2019, either.
No, it’s certainly not necessary, but it’s an option I would like to have, just like some people want leather seats or adaptive cruise control, which I could care less about. I drive my truck every week on a route that requires that I engage and disengage 4wd a couple of times before I get to the highway. I had a AWD vehicle before the Ranger and it was awfully convenient.Is that really necessary? Its not like we have to turn the hubs anymore. Its a knob to rotate… and one more automatic item to break. Give me awd or selectable. No auto crap. But to each their own.
I have driven some GMs with auto 4x4 and it is not that impressive to be honest. Seemed clunky. If you haven’t tried it on the daily before I would recommend it. I prefer manual locking hubs too but I am a minimalist who oddly likes technology. Just not in my trucks. Sorry to come across brash.No, it’s certainly not necessary, but it’s an option I would like to have, just like some people want leather seats or adaptive cruise control, which I could care less about. I drive my truck every week on a route that requires that I engage and disengage 4wd a couple of times before I get to the highway. I had a AWD vehicle before the Ranger and it was awfully convenient.
My dad’s driven Silverados for the past 20 years and I’ve driven them quite a bit. I‘ve never noticed what you describe, but im sure there’s good ones and bad ones, like everything else.I have driven some GMs with auto 4x4 and it is not that impressive to be honest. Seemed clunky. If you haven’t tried it on the daily before I would recommend it. I prefer manual locking hubs too but I am a minimalist who oddly likes technology. Just not in my trucks. Sorry to come across brash.
twin turbo 315hp400tqso the 2.7 is a naturally aspirated engine? I'll keep my 2.3 Turbo thank you very much.
oooooootwin turbo 315hp400tq
And used in Broncos and F150's, and maybe others.no... no. The 2.7 is a v6 twin turbo that has been around for several years now.