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those old non computer 6bt's can get 30+ mpg and pull a house down..im not a dodge fan at all..but economically its a sound idea and nothing can touch them for economy and power..plus..youd be a car show hero when ya roll coal...anything with a diesel here, at the cruise will clog up and stop the show if it has a diesel..rat rod or show stopper resto...they just love them things
BBC..12 mpg maybe sbc maybe the same my 6 liter HO in my newer Chevy truck gets 9 mpg with a load pulling a 22 ft trailer loaded with a car and parts 6.0 ford gas..the new one..we have one of those..8 mpg with a load no matter what..its a pig my bosses duramax loaded gets 12 if ya baby it loaded etc 7.3 powerstroke mid to high teens...with a tuner and a bunch of work..we owned a few of them too dumb old smoking 6BT...30 to 32 is not un common..mid 20s all day long with a load and i mean a load..and what ever you put on that car hauler..its going to pull it along..no prob Ive owned and driven big block roll backs and wedge bed haulers...and a few small block trucks too...and they are gas pigs..and really lug down on hills etc.. not trying to convince ya..just trying to give some options, thats all
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