dodge V-10
So I found a good deal on a 1997 dodge V-10 2500. It is the same as my truck, only it is an SLT model and has an automatic instead of a 5 speed. The truck has 131,000 miles. Are there any real issue...
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vern kelly wrote:
Well I knew someone would ask that. The 1998 Dodge truck factory brochure has the horsepower/torque graph of each engine offered that year including the V10. Those are accurate numbers based on that info.It is also found on the gear vendors website and other websites.
I'd be curious to see those links- and their math, since horsepower is a simple math function of torque and rpm. The only way to get 230 horsepower at 1000 rpm is to plug in more than 1200 ft.lbs. of torque. 400 ft./lbs at 1000 rpm is 76.16 horsepower as sure as 1+1=2.
