carl.swoyer
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NYSUPCongrats and nice looking truck!
THANKS
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NYSUPCongrats and nice looking truck!
I just updated my tow vehicle to a dually. I haven't towed with it yet but the upgrade feels incredible.
Now I'm towing legally.
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It's a dually , loaded I'm going to love it. It is going to look great in front of the Landmark! Plus it has the 20 k hitch installed.We love our maroon Denali!
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Outside of towing capability differences, are there other reasons to choose one over the other?
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The real reason I opted for the drw was "legal".
No matter what chassis and suspension upgrades I did I was legally overweight.
No matter what upgrades you do to increase towing abilities of the srw it will not change the manufacturer rated gvw/ gcvw.
If you're in an accident and someone is injured or worse killed, the dot and states attorneys office can file charges.
I was for 12 year's a srw driver. No more.... I'm legal....
I figured I was lucky in twelve years no issues, but I'm not going to gamble.
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We love our maroon Denali!
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That's a really Sharp truck!Looking mighty fine with those stainless steel nerf rails! . I recently gave my OEM black rails to a friend with a new truck and a short wife! She loves ‘em.
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Traveltiger,We love our maroon Denali!
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Traveltiger,
I was wondering if you could let me know what you are using for mud flaps and do they keep road debris off the rig?... Now that I'm a very happy dually Silverado owner I need new flaps. My first time towing was such a pleasure. But my fifth wheel was covered with road mess.
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Snoking,
A quick question. The pic you posted w/ the Rock Tamer, I thought I could use my old Ultraguard flap from my SRW (when I had it) w/ the BC, but it looked like it would hit the coach. Last coach, the front area was slanted rearward at bottom thus allowing more room. The BC's is flat and I didn't want to chance it. So my question is, should it make no difference if SRW or DRW, short box or long box, if you have a drawbar hitch mounted aux mudflap and not hit front of coach while turning?
Scroll down and click onFWIW, I added extensions to my dually mudflaps as well. The extensions are the top part used on semi's 1/4 fenders for drive tires. Add's a few inches to flaps.
If someone can re-tell me how to post pics, I can take some to show you.
I grew up last month to a dually Silverado 3500 cc lb Duramax and Allison. I saw the light! LolWe also went from a SWR to a DRW and agree that the stability factor is much improved..! It does take a bit to get used to the wider rear fenders but that's minor overall honestly. Glad I stepped up ..!