Neutral Coast Mode... this is how we roll

Neutral Coast Mode is a fuel saving feature that you will see as an option for some configurations and a requirement with other powertrain combinations. The feature can only be used with an Automated Manual Transmission (AMT) and is only active in Cruise Control while in the top gear. The intent is to optimize engine idle.

Meet the Oids

Amboid and Hypoid… If you’ve ever heard these words, I bet you never gave them much more consideration. In actuality, they are impacting truck design and understanding what you have, and when you can expect one versus the other may be to your benefit. The terms refer to how the driveshaft is oriented for entry into the drive axle.

Front (Steer) Drive Axle

You can make a vehicle All Wheel Drive (AWD) by utilizing a driving front axle powered by a transfer case. The transfer case will have a drive shaft to the steer axle. This aids with traction in off-road applications at speeds under 35 mph. The cab will be raised from the normal build position to gain clearance for the additional drivetrain equipment.