2005 Dodge Ram 2500 4x4 6 Speed Cummins Quad Cab Nv5600 Low Miles on 2040-cars
Edisto Island, South Carolina, United States
If you want a tough truck that will be running 15 years from now, this
it the truck you have been looking for. 110k miles, NV5600 transmission
(heavy duty cast iron transmission highly sought after) 4X4, 35" tires,
Road Armor front bumper, Dodge SRT-10 hood, and extensively modded
powertrain. Dyno'd616whp and over 1200 ft lbs of torque (maxed the dyno,
it only read 1200) Industrial Injection SPS62 turbo, Smarty programmer
with MP-8 for pressure control, II CP3 pump, 2 micron fuel filter,
Cooling mist progressive water injection, Isspro EGT, boost, and fuel
pressure gauges, custom intake and valve cover, 3800lb load ceramic
clutch, 35w HID lights, Tekonsha P3 controller, Sirius radio, and 7"
dual Grand Rock stacks. The oil is freshly changed and oil sample sent off. I have had several done to monitor soot and this time I switched to the Fleetguard 9028 which is supposed to have a built in bypass low micron filter.
The truck is a ST which means it has almost no interior frills. It has the vinyl floors (great for sand and mud) and crank windows. It was the only way I could find a truck with the 6 speed and manual transfer case. There is a small tear in the drivers seat where my pocket knife snagged and tore the cover. There is also a small dent behind the LR wheel where I jacked a small trailer into it. I am a certified Cummins, Volvo, and Mack master tech. I ALWAYS changed the oil at 4k miles with Rotella and Cummins Stratapore oil filter, trans oil full of Redline MTL, diffs 75-90 synthetic, all frequently changed. I always let the turbo cool down to under 300* before shutting it off. This is extremely important to prevent turbo failures.The only thing I tow with the truck is my 22' bay boat and it does not go far. It has been owned by me since new and has honestly been babied except for the occasional blast through the gears. It is anything but beat on. I intended to have this truck for many years but plans and needs change. |
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