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Description: First up is an epic battle between a diesel Ford and Chevy. The competition is fierce until one truck destroys its rear differential and transmission. Looks like the Ford versus Chevy debate is settle...
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race it, break it, fix it, repeat. I don't care what it is, something sooner or later is going to break.
That Chevy is a cheat nothing is settled there and the ford is wayyyyyu better anyway!
the 6.0 was garbage anyway....try it with the 6.7 n it would be a different story....
Too many biased comments, the Ford doesn't suck, the driver was abusing it. The Chevy never even tried. If he had done the same as the Ford his truck would of broke too.
Hahahahahhahah it's like the Chevy didn't even have to try just sat there and waited for the ford to break lol xD they should have done this on asphalt or something not dirt that's silly doing it on dirt xD
Description: If the previous video led you to believe that the Ford versus Chevy debate was over, then you need to hold your horses and check out this less epic tug-a-truck video. Like the last video, one truck en...
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Yeah he broke the cv joint which is part of the cv axle.... You replace the whole thing
Snapping an axle and pulling the cv joint out are two different things. He did not snap the cv shaft. You can see where the clamp came off the boot and the cv joint is hanging in the boot....
Description: The cameraman for this video is terrible at best, but this video is still worth a watch, namely because both trucks suffer some damage. Again, this video pits a Ford versus a Chevy, with one destroyin...
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Description: Not surprisingly, the best tug-a-truck fail has been saved for last. These two monster trucks go at it for all of 15 seconds before one completely destroys the other.
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just a couple of backyard, wannabe monster trucks. guess which builder sucks at welding and/or fabricating.
I hate that when that happens!! Isn't it annoying when your friends ford kicks your butt!
At this point there is isn't much original factory parts left so everyone's argument is invalid
There are 2 kinds of idler arms on a Chevy front end, brand new and bent. I see just as many come in as any other.
Personally I find the entire argument idiotic. I work on em all, ford, chevy, dodge, toyota. Each have their strengths and weaknesses. Fords like coil packs and breaking spark plugs. Dodge dadhboards like to crack
I don't see any Eric comment... Also, I don't hate everything GM, I just like pissin off the die hard GM "fan boys", it's hilarious.
Eric stop getting so mad at david, its not his fault your chevy is broken. Its a common problem...
So thats what those long bars under the ford are for. Looks like the yellow truck tore itself apart, the frame couldnt take the power from the back wheels. Guessing
@Garret case and point you're an idiot cause any vehicle would of done the same thing. These truck weren't ment to be lifted that high.
It's a high upgrade package for the Peterbuilt and it also comes with a cummins motor instead of the sissy power stroke motor lol
These aren't diesel, of course a cummins motor would make good competition
And these are so stupid. People watching only wanna see something break. Anything other than that happening is boring. And I don't get the people that do them. It's so bad for your trans
These videos were boring. I've seen way better ones
The cummins always will win
They didnt include Ram because it would t be fair to the other manufacturers...
yea traction and toque, hp dont really do much good in these things
These are really more about traction than power, but they're still awesome