Ram takes the lead.
LINK New Cummins 6.7-liter calibration adds 15 lb.-ft. of torque, edging out even Class 4 pickup competitors to a best-in-class 865 lb.-ft. 2015 Ram 3500 crushes the competition with up to 30,000 ...
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To help Perrysburg Dodgeboy out just a little,
How ficticious is Ram's 865 torque claim? As proven: It can't even come close with their 850 claimed torque 6.7L to keeping up with the lowly GM 765 torque SAE actually certified 6.6L Duramax. Shows how cheap it is cheap words are to print that have nothing to back them up. Wild claims and fails when forced to perform against their actual competition. Even Ford's 6.7 laughs at the 6.7L Ram Cummins. As shown over and over, the Cummins has more than 100 lbs feet of real torque is missing when in competition in it's own class while sucking down lots more fuel as proven . An "F" again for failure and the constant misleading!
How ficticious is Ram's 865 torque claim? As proven: It can't even come close with their 850 claimed torque 6.7L to keeping up with the lowly GM 765 torque SAE actually certified 6.6L Duramax. Shows how cheap it is cheap words are to print that have nothing to back them up. Wild claims and fails when forced to perform against their actual competition. Even Ford's 6.7 laughs at the 6.7L Ram Cummins. As shown over and over, the Cummins has more than 100 lbs feet of real torque is missing when in competition in it's own class while sucking down lots more fuel as proven . An "F" again for failure and the constant misleading!
