6'.5" bed scab vs. 5'.5" screw ride difference
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6'.5" bed scab vs. 5'.5" screw ride difference
Anyone have a experience riding in both these models?
Is the one foot longer (6'5") bed SCAB any different in ride quality?
Thanks in advance!
David T.
Is the one foot longer (6'5") bed SCAB any different in ride quality?
Thanks in advance!
David T.
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Re: 6'.5" bed scab vs. 5'.5" screw ride difference
Originally posted by davidt
Anyone have a experience riding in both these models?
Is the one foot longer (6'5") bed SCAB any different in ride quality?
Thanks in advance!
David T.
Anyone have a experience riding in both these models?
Is the one foot longer (6'5") bed SCAB any different in ride quality?
Thanks in advance!
David T.
the SCREW would have a slightly longer wheelbase. However, the difference between the 2 would be almost unnoticable.
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I would disagree with that and say that the wheelbases will be close to the same, if not exactly ('01-'03 Screws and Scabs shared the same chassis), and I would think that the Screw would have a slightly better ride because of the added weight.
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Originally posted by suds5.4
I would disagree with that and say that the wheelbases will be close to the same, if not exactly ('01-'03 Screws and Scabs shared the same chassis), and I would think that the Screw would have a slightly better ride because of the added weight.
I would disagree with that and say that the wheelbases will be close to the same, if not exactly ('01-'03 Screws and Scabs shared the same chassis), and I would think that the Screw would have a slightly better ride because of the added weight.
very close in wheelbase, but the SCrew is a couple of inches longer.
As far as ride, maybe a few hundred pounds more in the Crew, but again, almost not noticable. They would both have a great ride.
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Originally posted by J-150
very close in wheelbase, but the SCrew is a couple of inches longer.
As far as ride, maybe a few hundred pounds more in the Crew, but again, almost not noticable. They would both have a great ride.
very close in wheelbase, but the SCrew is a couple of inches longer.
As far as ride, maybe a few hundred pounds more in the Crew, but again, almost not noticable. They would both have a great ride.
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Originally posted by Wolfman064
Actually not, if you would reference JohnAndDar's post, the Supercab is 6 inches longer in wheelbase than the Super Crew
Actually not, if you would reference JohnAndDar's post, the Supercab is 6 inches longer in wheelbase than the Super Crew
okay a couple of inches shorter. I stand corrected.
that being said, I stand by the earlier point I made that the difference in ride is negligible.
Its not like going from a reg cab/short box to a supercab long box or from 4x2 to 4x4.
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Originally posted by J-150
...I stand by the earlier point I made that the difference in ride is negligible... Its not like going from a reg cab/short box to a supercab long box or from 4x2 to 4x4.
...I stand by the earlier point I made that the difference in ride is negligible... Its not like going from a reg cab/short box to a supercab long box or from 4x2 to 4x4.