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Old 10-07-2008, 03:14 PM
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Default Re: 3.7L 5 Cylinder vs.........

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The I-5 does have to stress a lot and that goes for small tasks such as passing another vehicle on the freeway. It'll be interesting to see if these motors can handle 150K+ miles with all the stress and high revving it displays.


Dam Im expecting 250,000 + miles

I find it doesnt work to hard climing hills,
Unless the 4,000 lb campers hooked up then it strugles to get up the long steep hills.
I find when towing go into the hill at 65 to 70MPH then by the top I end up about 50MPH and it will stay in 3rd gear.If I try to keep it at 55 or 60MPH it goes down to 2nd and revs about 5,000 + RPM and fights to climb the hill.
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