Posted by Leroy on May 04, 2016 at 17:51:01 from (69.88.209.2):
In Reply to: question posted by Leroy on May 04, 2016 at 10:27:10:
Delt for truck, to get tomorrow. 2003 Dakota quad cab with 4.7 auto 4 wheel drive. I don't know yet what it has. It should have as much towing power as the 2000 club cab 4.7 auto 2 wheel drive I had with the 3.55. I thought the 3.92 should be more pulling power than the 3.55 but was not sure. I now have a 2001 regular cab 3.9 auto 2 wheel drive with I think the 3.55 and it just does not have what I need for trailer towing that the one that got wrecked did easy so this should pull the loads as easy as the one that got wrecked. Never had 4 wheel drive and the regular cab just does not have enough room in, at grocery today had to put some things in bed. Did not have that problem with the club cab. And yesterday could have used the room for 3 passengers.
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