2019 Ram HO 3500 Not Torque Limited in 1st Gear

Grit dog wrote:

twodownzero wrote:

FishOnOne wrote:
Sounds like the Ram HO is not torque limited like the GM trucks in 1st gear.

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I believe the newest marketing is that the new GM is not using torque management in any gear.

And these advancements bright to you by your friendly local Goodyear and Michelin dealers!!

Still not as impressive as Ford's new hill decent/grade braking. Shift to first from any speed. :B

twodownzero wrote:

FishOnOne wrote:
Sounds like the Ram HO is not torque limited like the GM trucks in 1st gear.

Link

I believe the newest marketing is that the new GM is not using torque management in any gear.

And these advancements bright to you by your friendly local Goodyear and Michelin dealers!!

blofgren wrote:

FishOnOne wrote:

Grit dog wrote:
When's your new Ram being delivered Fish?

But I would have to sell this jewel...

Very nice looking truck, Fish!

Oh good lord, this is like dogs and cats living in harmony!
Almost makes me want to go buy a..... a......FFFFF.......FFFFooo.....Ford.

No, nevermind, just pinched myself and woke up!
LOL

Cummins12V98 wrote:
I think it's safe to say if RAM is not limiting 1st gear they are not limiting the other 5.

I think that's a safe assumption.

I think it's safe to say if RAM is not limiting 1st gear they are not limiting the other 5.

FishOnOne wrote:
Sounds like the Ram HO is not torque limited like the GM trucks in 1st gear.

Link

I believe the newest marketing is that the new GM is not using torque management in any gear.

ExxWhy wrote:
This video is obviously weeks after the initial reveal. "Mr Truck" can't think of asking the engineer why they chose the cp4? Maybe it will come up when they can talk about driving them.

The same reason why they went with a CP3 common rail over the P-pump or VP-44. Emissions.

The CP3 is not capable of pressurizing the fuel as high as the CP4. As I said several months ago, Cummins will have to go to a CP4 pump to increase its power output and meet emissions because you will need pressure in excess of 29k psi to do both at the same time. They can increase power with the CP3 since it can easily handle up to around 650 rwhp in the 6.7L, but you cannot do that and meet emissions.

FishOnOne wrote:

Grit dog wrote:
When's your new Ram being delivered Fish?

But I would have to sell this jewel...

You'll get over it:

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This video is obviously weeks after the initial reveal. "Mr Truck" can't think of asking the engineer why they chose the cp4? Maybe it will come up when they can talk about driving them.

Cummins12V98 wrote:

blofgren wrote:

FishOnOne wrote:

Grit dog wrote:
When's your new Ram being delivered Fish?

But I would have to sell this jewel...

Very nice looking truck, Fish!

I agree!

Thanks X2