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<blockquote data-quote="jimmycrackcorn" data-source="post: 4732303" data-attributes="member: 90076"><p>Say, when your running @ 65mph, what are you turning for RPM's? I'm trying to sell my 97 & get into a newer rig. A late model 7.3 is on the list of options to replace with as I'm really trying to avoid a 6.0, but if the newer 7.3's still turn the same highway RPM's im not so sure i would want one again. I have 4:10's also, i can't remember whether they run lower rpms on the highway as when i drove the newer ones it wasn't on my dime..LOL.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jimmycrackcorn, post: 4732303, member: 90076"] Say, when your running @ 65mph, what are you turning for RPM's? I'm trying to sell my 97 & get into a newer rig. A late model 7.3 is on the list of options to replace with as I'm really trying to avoid a 6.0, but if the newer 7.3's still turn the same highway RPM's im not so sure i would want one again. I have 4:10's also, i can't remember whether they run lower rpms on the highway as when i drove the newer ones it wasn't on my dime..LOL. [/QUOTE]
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