any other CTD forums?
09-02-2005, 12:36 AM
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Maybe it is simply a hypothetical question as we all know the DTR is the only one needed. 
PS- The only other big nationwide one I know of is TDR, there are some regional ones like nwbombers or local CTD chapters.
PS- The only other big nationwide one I know of is TDR, there are some regional ones like nwbombers or local CTD chapters.
09-02-2005, 07:17 AM
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dieselram.com .....not nearly as much traffic as the DTR. I was a member of the TDR....while the traffic is high there, the atomsphere is not as nice as here.
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09-02-2005, 03:08 PM
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The Diesel Stop I mean really... Ford site or not, almost every other thread gets taken over with a discussion/arguement over the Cummins. I swear sometimes they're too proud to admit what really is the top dog. But on the same token... to each his own 
09-02-2005, 07:53 PM
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www.dodgetalk.com
www.dodgetruckworld.com
Dodgetalk has a decent amount of traffic and a busy classifieds section. Both sites have a few guys with lots of knowledge and lots of newcomers...
you get lots of Hemi guys flaming but they are just jealous.
I'm "Got Diesel" on both those sites. I was too late to get my real name....
In the end, though, this is where the real knowledge is. This site is by far the best of all of them except for maybe TDR but you have to pay for that one. I prefer to make a donation because I want to, rather than being required to pay...
www.dodgetruckworld.com
Dodgetalk has a decent amount of traffic and a busy classifieds section. Both sites have a few guys with lots of knowledge and lots of newcomers...
you get lots of Hemi guys flaming but they are just jealous.
I'm "Got Diesel" on both those sites. I was too late to get my real name....
In the end, though, this is where the real knowledge is. This site is by far the best of all of them except for maybe TDR but you have to pay for that one. I prefer to make a donation because I want to, rather than being required to pay...
09-02-2005, 07:58 PM
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I'm a member of the Mason-Dixon Turbo Diesel Club so I visit http://www.masondixontdc.com/ regularly. I check into oilburners.net and The Dieselstop(ped) 
from time to time as well.
from time to time as well.
09-03-2005, 09:08 PM
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Im members of just about every diesel board you can think of, only because I went on a joining frenzy right after I got my truck.. Im waiting for my TDR membership to expire, and I won't be renewing it, but the only diesel forum I visit every single day, is this one
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09-05-2005, 04:42 PM
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Has anyone else here noticed how slow dieselram.com has been lately? It seems to have gotten slow after Rob sold the site, but i'm not really sure what the deal is. It's taking me 2 minutes sometimes to load a page.
09-05-2005, 05:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Jack Thorpe
Has anyone else here noticed how slow dieselram.com has been lately? It seems to have gotten slow after Rob sold the site, but i'm not really sure what the deal is. It's taking me 2 minutes sometimes to load a page.
