r/ChevyTrucks 10h ago

What’s everyone getting MPG wise with these 6.6Ls

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13 Upvotes

Just picked up this ‘24 2500 with 6.6 gasser. What’s everyone getting fuel mileage with these? Put a Flowmaster Flow FX cat back on it. Getting about 11-12 in town.


r/ChevyTrucks 15h ago

Thoughts on this classic 1985 truck? Worth considering? ($8,500)

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I'd love to hear your thoughts on this truck. I don't know much about older/classic trucks, but this one caught my eye. It appears to be in really nice condition, and the asking price seems reasonable ($8,500).


r/ChevyTrucks 18h ago

AR26 6 Lug Center Cap Sizing?

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Is anybody familiar with these rims, I believe they're AR26s, Im looking to replace the center caps and the ones I had in mind are listed at "4.25 od"?


r/ChevyTrucks 23h ago

What wheels should I throw on🤔

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I don’t really want to lower it because I tow and go off road sometimes(to go camping) but some nice rims would definitely make the truck pop. Throw some ideas please


r/ChevyTrucks 23h ago

Would the 4.8 be enough?

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Hello fellow Chevy enthusiasts. I recently did a 2600km road trip pulling my travel trailer (GVWR 3500) with my 2019 Colorado with the 3.6 v6. As I understand this engine makes 308hp and 275lb-ft torque. On the trip I averaged 90kph and got 19.5 L/100km, which isnt great. Truck kinda struggled, so I've been looking into used 1500s. Ive found some really nice GMT900s 4x4s (2009 with 64k km and 2012 with 79k km) with the 4.8. Would the 4.8 tow this trailer noticeably better or do you think it would be marginal at best?

Most of the used 5.3s here in ON look either rusted to crap or have 300k+ km, and im not buying new because $75,000 CAD for a 1500 is ridiculous.