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Old 01-28-2005, 02:27 PM   #16 (permalink)
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The XE is not available with big tow, so in order to get the 9500 tow capacity they have to upgrade you to an SE or LE model. And the SE/LE with out big tow might be rated higher because when you spend more you expect more. See what I mean? I think it could be just that....spend more = tow more.
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So we are ultimately talking about the biggest difference is money and a few minor upgrades unrelated to the engine and gear ratio? I can do that. If this is it, then I think it might be cheaper for people with any OR to do minor upgrades than to add the Big Tow to their price. Cost effective and simple upgrades. Thanks
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The XE is not available with big tow, so in order to get the 9500 tow capacity they have to upgrade you to an SE or LE model. And the SE/LE with out big tow might be rated higher because when you spend more you expect more. See what I mean? I think it could be just that....spend more = tow more.
Can they legally do that since the OR has the same changes? Mirrors and hitch/electrical don't change what the truck is rated for? I don't know, but I got the info I was looking for. Still love the truck, hopefully always will.
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Big Tow is an upgraded battery, extendable mirrors, pre-wiring for trailer braking, tranny temp guage, modified rear end gear ratio, modified transmission shift points via a dashboard switch, and a Class IV receiver hitch. Basically that tow capacity is what they will warrantee if you are towing since they have upgraded the stressed components. Although you are welcome to try to pull a house with a VW if it breaks you are out some serious Dollar$ if its proved the damage came from towing beyond the stated limits (and yes this is a fine line to prove/disprove).

Other than that its also a marketing item. Ford proved this when they waited for Nissan to announce the Titan's towing capacity before adding 100 lbs and announcing the F-150s.
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