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Old 10-04-2018, 05:12 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by sugarhillctd View Post
The 6.7L Cummins weighs in around 1100# plus fluids.

The 6.4L gas engine must be a flyweight. Actually it is just at 500# dry.

This misconception has been around for years.
Yep, it all works out to about 600 lbs of payload loss in the Cummins no matter which trim line you buy. When someone buys a "Limited" version of a Ram 2500 with "all the bells and whistles" and are serious about towing, they should recognize that payload will be severely reduced. That's when a 1 ton vehicle becomes more practical.
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