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Message: [QUOTE="Powerstroke Cowboy, post: 856774, member: 610"] The thought has crossed my mind to just get a newer 7.. BUT I would like a CR engine that is quite outside and inside. Rods do not scare me. That can be took care of. The 7.3 do not really have a overheating problem and more cooling can be added. What is comes down to is there is so much more to offer with the newer pickups. Smooth quite power is what I am after. You can get smooth from the 7.3 just not quite. Besides for the long hauls the newer ones would be nice. Basically stock and a modded 7.3 could not keep up. Being able to keep your speed and gain on a 6% grade with 20,000 behind you without EVER thinking about getting hot even in 100 degree temps with over 6 miles is something a 7.3 can only dream of doing without a LOT of work. And by then you might as well have bought the newer pickup.. Do not get me wrong. I will ALWAYS own a 7.3 Just will not be my go to pull the big load rig. [/QUOTE]

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