Which is a better truck
for mudding you generally dont use high RPM's. it's all about torque and your suspension setup. sway bar disconnects, amount of travel, strong rears, etc. if he can find a 4x4 with a cummins it will have the biggest rears dodge offered already installed. and springs. you can pop on some big meats and go anywhere. i'm not sure if they are dana 60's but they are big tough *** rears for towing and stuff. they will already be geared down, and the tranny will be beefed up as well.
for mudding you generally dont use high RPM's. it's all about torque and your suspension setup. sway bar disconnects, amount of travel, strong rears, etc. if he can find a 4x4 with a cummins it will have the biggest rears dodge offered already installed. and springs. you can pop on some big meats and go anywhere. i'm not sure if they are dana 60's but they are big tough *** rears for towing and stuff. they will already be geared down, and the tranny will be beefed up as well.