Then this is a great choice. The ram trx might have a little bit more power (702 hp vs only 700hp in the raptor), but the front end and hood of the ford grants slightly worst visibility (aka looks better). Both come with factory lifts to further decrease visibility, as well as bleeding edge offroad suspensions which would be great for city driving.
I used to do long haul. The visibility seemed better in a 2017 International Eagle, that’s a square nose one, than a 2016 dodge one ton. The dash was so high compared to the seat, that massive bulge of a hood, you could lose sight of a 5 foot tall bollard a fair distance ahead of the trucks passenger side easily.
DanglingFury@lemmy.world 11 months ago
Better get a ford raptor
LWD@lemm.ee 11 months ago
DanglingFury@lemmy.world 11 months ago
Then this is a great choice. The ram trx might have a little bit more power (702 hp vs only 700hp in the raptor), but the front end and hood of the ford grants slightly worst visibility (aka looks better). Both come with factory lifts to further decrease visibility, as well as bleeding edge offroad suspensions which would be great for city driving.
Sagifurius@lemm.ee 11 months ago
I used to do long haul. The visibility seemed better in a 2017 International Eagle, that’s a square nose one, than a 2016 dodge one ton. The dash was so high compared to the seat, that massive bulge of a hood, you could lose sight of a 5 foot tall bollard a fair distance ahead of the trucks passenger side easily.