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Picked mine up a week or so ago, after ordering it in December. Put the 2.5 level and 37's on it. it's a ball to drive with the 4.30 gears. ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/opPi0rf.jpg)
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Picked mine up a week or so ago, after ordering it in December. Put the 2.5 level and 37's on it. it's a ball to drive with the 4.30 gears. Phat, brother, P.H.A.T. phat.
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Campfire 'Bwana
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That is beyond what I had in mind.
Super pimpin'!
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Campfire 'Bwana
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A crew cab F250 or Navigator...hmmm..
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Bought a 2020 F350 and just turned over 16k miles. Highway mileage is slightly over 13 mpg. It ties a 14,000 fifth wheel with no problems.
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Campfire 'Bwana
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Campfire 'Bwana
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13 highway is about what we get out of deleted 6.7's.
Pretty good.
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Pulled with mine for the first time this past weekend. I'm very pleased with it capabilities. Coming from a Ram with a Cummins ,I was little concerned at first ,but the truck and engine did great. Pulled a 9000# trailer up a 5% grade with no problem,it maintained 65 -70 up the grade with no problem. Transmission was very smooth through out the travel. A sight edge and a very slight one to the Cummins on mileage. Truck was very smooth,and very nice riding.
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FWIW, I read a review that compared the 7.3 gasser to the 6.7 diesel. Long story short..... if you were going to haul a load, the gasser did fine. If you were going to pull a load, the diesel was the way to go. Much more torque in the diesel.
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Campfire Ranger
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Picked mine up a week or so ago, after ordering it in December. Put the 2.5 level and 37's on it. it's a ball to drive with the 4.30 gears. Please post your mileage numbers when you get them. Interested to know and that’s one fine ride you’ve got there !!
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13 highway is about what we get out of deleted 6.7's.. I have a 2017 F250 crew cab with the 6.7l with 38k miles. If I keep it under 70mph on the highway I get 18+mpg! If I go 75+ the mileage drops to 15ish. Pulling our 28’ Jayco we get 10-11mpg thru the CO mountains. Pulls like a dream, we love it, but I could be talked into a 7.3l gasser due to the added cost of diesel fuel and repairs! So far no problems....yet! Elk Country
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Picked mine up a week or so ago, after ordering it in December. Put the 2.5 level and 37's on it. it's a ball to drive with the 4.30 gears. Please post your mileage numbers when you get them. Interested to know and that’s one fine ride you’ve got there !! You probably won't want to know my mileage, heavy truck with low gears, big tires, and a heavy foot will make Greta very angry 
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Bought a 2020 F350 and just turned over 16k miles. Highway mileage is slightly over 13 mpg. It tows a 14,000 fifth wheel with no problems. Also note I have the 4.30 rear end which decreases fuel economy but increases towing rating to 18,000 pounds for a 5th wheel.
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Campfire Kahuna
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13 highway is about what we get out of deleted 6.7's.
Pretty good. I get 13+ from my F-450 now - mostly around town.. On the freeway at 65 it averages 15.. Towing the camper (18k loaded) I average about 9-9.5..
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Campfire Kahuna
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Campfire Kahuna
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13 highway is about what we get out of deleted 6.7's.
Pretty good. I get 13+ from my F-450 now - mostly around town.. On the freeway at 65 it averages 15.. Towing the camper (18k loaded) I average about 9-9.5.. About what I get with my F350. It's not deleted.
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