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Going through the KoolRV quiz, it feels like make this prodcut for one very specific RV setup.

Nice video 👍

Do you think this would be a good motor for a class A motorhome ?

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I have a 2020 Rockwood 2109s and wanted to either do the diy version, Koolrv or Airflow to increase the flow. I just inspected my unit which is a Coleman Mach 15 and apparently I can't do any of them. Rockwood, in their infinite wisdom ran the ac power and control wiring straight through the plenum and just below the air outlet. I was only able to tape off any holes and install a rigid foam bottom to the outlet section and discard the air dump baffle. A little better flow but not what I was hoping for.

The fall is funny hope you feel better lol

What a scenery my friend! Outstanding uplifting

You’re so beautiful!

Curious to know if you used the cruise control and lane assist at any point for towing and what that did.

Plus how much you have your foot in the gas

I agree with you. I had the same result. I was high up and it rained like crazy and totally dry inside man and it's up to military spec for me because normally I would have used my light fighter because it's military grade and I trust my light fighter. However my hornet performed amazing I can trust it. I know that for sure now

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Glad you're doing well.

Why no towing in 9th and 10th?

Nice, love NC!

Going in my 23 Rockwood 8336.🍻

Just my 2 cents I have installed the competition unit what a pain in the butt!, I had to unscrew the ac from the inside to get the foam in ended up stripping one of the bolts had to use a nut and bolt. Never again I will definitely use this product instead super simple install. And 1/2 the price. I don’t understand why you would need to close the quick cool as stated the more incoming flow the better, this being said once I get and install the product I may put a filter on the quick cool to see if it changes anything. It’s important that if you try this use a filter of some type you don’t want to suck dust into the system.

Iv noticed that 67mph gets the best mpg in my 7.3 I get about 7.5 mpg at 67mph I bumped up to 72 mph same trip and dropped to 6.3 mpg. I have a 13k 38f toy hauler so she's heavy. But 67 mph seems to be the sweet spot for most Efficient fuel economy.

I appreciate this review, and the combo of a meal to make! Haha. Happy camping. ⛺️

Asking a question. I enjoy my 7.3. 22f 250. You were talking about the engine brake. Does the truck engage the wheel brakes to help hold the speed. Hard to get an answer from Ford.

Both items are WAY overpriced.

Did you get a lot of condensation after installing this? I saw a few comments other places complaining about that.

Great video. I have alot of fuel data on mine as well i should make a video soon.

Good information ultimately...it was 15 minutes of video before you actually got to the installation and then it wasn't done in real time...

New sub…just now, looking at the 250 3.73, Godzilla, previous diesel guy too. I am pulling a 5800# TT (dry) with a 6.4 Hemi. Does good but want more without going to the diesel.

Great review. Thank you.

I also had a 2020 tundra leveled. Amazing truck! But now I’m in a 2021 tremor f250 with 4:30 gears and max tow f350 springs and I get 2 mpg better as a daily than my tundra did

Awesomeness!

What's the sound difference like between the two? Did you take a decibel reading on your phone under each unit by chance?

Hi we just purchased used one for a good price . Excited to camp

Good informative video. Refreshing to see a video with facts and useful information. Thank you.

What is the engine brake on the 7.3 engine? Because i have a 22 f250 7.3>

Thanks for posting, you’ve convinced me to go with the Kool RV product. Thanks again.

Whats eco mode

Want one BUT it’s made in Taiwan.

We have Coleman Mach Q acs in our rv. those acs have a more significant solid foam divider than most rv acs. Wokod there be any advantage to removing that (it is removable) and installing the kool rv instead to get better airflow because it dumps directly into the vents? our airflow is not horrible, just looking to be as efficient as possible in the SC heat!

I’d love to see the comparison of both products using the same AC unit … that said I’m leaning towards the koolrv or the self mod method using foam .

When I look at dealer lots I only see the 6.8 motor for the 2024 models, is the 7.3 engine discontinued?

How much mpg would you think the 250 with 355 gears would get? I pull around 9000 pounds at the most.

Happy Anniversary! I love you guys.

Happy Anniversary! 🎉❤

Cool info. I was wondering what these got, and thinking about the Ram REV coming next year. It's the range extender EV. The say it will average 20mpg with the gender running, and roughly 2 miles per kwh from the battery. Tows max 14k lbs. With about 8-10k lbs, perhaps will see half the 20mpg, so 10mpg. If that's the case, then that's in the realm of some super duty trucks, and a reasonable alternative to the 6.4 hemi. And run on much cheaper electricity when empty, local routes

It’s all about gear ratio. I haul 10,000 lbs daily with 4:30 gears I get 7.5 mpg I have a friend with Hiway gears and he gets 14 mpg

Well done, sir! Your video sold me on KoolRV over their competitor. Thanks for the input and the short example of installation. I'm with you, if one company can get me a super comparable product, you can bet I'll go with the lesser expensive one! Glad I stumbled upon your channel! Keep up the great work!

Well Done, love the data!

Great video and information!

Awesome Video! Was looking for a comparison article or video and with your hard work, knowledge, and opinions I’ve made my decision. Once again thank you!!

I have a 2020 2500 Duramax that we also pull our 278bh with, which looks like your rig. I had a gas Chevy before that, and really like the diesel. Enjoyed most using trucker lanes to fill up. However we are considering a different truck and the 7.3 has really caught my eye. Obviously plenty of ability to our trailers but even if we go a little bigger later. I am disappointed in my fuel economy at only about 8.5 in the duramax. Seeing your numbers makes me really consider the gas. My question is, on your long trips how was finding gas stations to fuel up at with the trailer? Did you have issues with that?

What about making the AC quiter

2020 f250 here. Getting about 7.7 mpg towing daily. 18ft enclosed trailer hauling doors and windows for work. Engine doesn't struggle at all. Just my wallet at pump.