[bobojay]

Need some experience from owners with the 350HD Tall Extended with the 3.7 in it.

Coachmen RV is coming out with a van that will be constantly carrying roughly 9k lbs in weight. So how does the 3.7 do loaded like that in this big van?

 

[Budsky]

Is the 3.7 even available in the 350HD now? It wasn't in 2015 when I bought mine, the Ecoboost 3.5 was standard, with the diesel optional.

 

[TXAggie]

I have the 350HD, high roof, extended length, 15 passenger wagon with the 3.2 diesel. I have put over 60K miles in about a year, driving city & highway. The diesel averages 19.2 MPG overall, has the power to climb hills fully loaded and still pass cars & semis.

I rented a 350 low roof, 15 passenger with the 3.7 engine once when my van was in the shop. I got about 13mpg on a 450 mile trip, mainly on the highways. It had power, but not what I get from the diesel.

My 2 cents, forget the gas and go diesel, you'll appreciate the power driving on the highways, especially since you're near max GVWR.

 

[bobojay]

Is the 3.7 even available in the 350HD now? It wasn't in 2015 when I bought mine, the Ecoboost 3.5 was standard, with the diesel optional.

Now that's a good point. Coachmen is saying 3.7. That doesn't mean that's correct does it.....

 

[bobojay]

Just checked. The configurator is showing the 3.7 available with the 350HD tall extended with the 10360 GVW

 

[DaBinChe]

3.7Liter is available in the high extended with a 4.1 axle ratio.

I plan on getting the 3.7 high long with 4.1ratio