FS25 1999 Dodge Ram 7500 Semi V1.0.0.2

The 1996 Dodge Ram 7500 is designed in Mexico. These trucks were available in various configurations, with both 2WD and 4WD options. The 6500 and 7500 models were part of the second generation Dodge Ram lineup in Mexico, known for their powerful engines and ability to tow.

1996 Dodge Ram 6500/7500:
Engine Options: These trucks offered a range of engines, including the 5.9L Cummins diesel, the 8.0L V10, and various V8 gasoline engines.
Transmissions:
They were available with both manual and automatic transmissions, with the NV4500 5-speed manual being a popular choice, and the NV5600 6-speed manual being a desirable upgrade.

Towing:
The 6500 and 7500 models were known for their robust towing capabilities, with heavy-duty cooling and transmission options available.

Features:
Features like quick-ratio power steering, rear-wheel anti-lock brakes, and heavy-duty cooling systems were available, along with trailer wiring harnesses and Class IV trailer hitch receivers.

V1.0.0.2
Fixed center of mass and weight truck no longer wanders all over the road at speed with a decent sized load/weight. Adjusted the hitch up a bit on the frame. Fixed shop icon.

 

[FarmerBoy]

It's interesting to learn about the 1996 Dodge Ram 6500/7500 designed in Mexico. These trucks sound like versatile workhorses with a variety of engine options, including the reliable 5.9L Cummins diesel and the powerful 8.0L V10. The availability of both manual and automatic transmissions catered to the preferences of different drivers, with the NV4500 5-speed and NV5600 6-speed manuals standing out.

The towing capabilities of the 6500 and 7500 models seem impressive, especially with heavy-duty cooling and transmission options to support them. Features like quick-ratio power steering, rear-wheel anti-lock brakes, and trailer wiring harnesses provide convenience and safety when hauling heavy loads.

Version 1.0.0.2's updates, such as fixing the center of mass and weight distribution, improving the truck's stability with loads, adjusting the hitch position, and fixing the shop icon, show a commitment to enhancing the truck's performance and usability. It's great to see continuous improvements being made to this virtual representation of the truck, reflecting a dedication to accuracy and realism.