Chipping Your 6.7litre Dodge Ram
G'day, What are your thoughts on chipping my 2012 Ram 3500 diesel 6.7ltr? What chip upgrades are you using? Are there negatives & positives? Can I increase my fuel economy, apart from less...
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RobertRyan
You Quoted Sheridoug as saying:
1 in 12 " vehicles I saw were US Pickups in my drive from Sydney to Perth"
What he actually said was:
I think maybe you are misunderstanding his statement that is getting your "dandruf up.
Back to the original topic.
my 7.3 seems very underpowered compared to any of the new new trucks. but I haven't and won't chip it because I am happy with what it does. if I had a newer truck I would be very happy with it and I would not mess with it.
But I certainly agree with Super Dave's idea that we all have Tim the Tool man inside us urging us to tweak things up. I've been there and done that.
You Quoted Sheridoug as saying:
1 in 12 " vehicles I saw were US Pickups in my drive from Sydney to Perth"
What he actually said was:
Sheriffdoug wrote:
RobertRyan,
Sales of US pickups here in Western Australia are up 300%, mainly to the 50-65 year old age group, with about 40% to mining companies.
On my recent trip from Sydney to Perth, 4162km's, 3 weeks ago, I would suggest 1 in 12 tow vehicles for RV's was an American pickup.
I was amazed how many there were!
I think maybe you are misunderstanding his statement that is getting your "dandruf up.
Back to the original topic.
my 7.3 seems very underpowered compared to any of the new new trucks. but I haven't and won't chip it because I am happy with what it does. if I had a newer truck I would be very happy with it and I would not mess with it.
But I certainly agree with Super Dave's idea that we all have Tim the Tool man inside us urging us to tweak things up. I've been there and done that.
