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- Me_AgainExplorer III
Showme 5vr wrote:
For those of you that have towed with both the High Output Cummins and the regular Cummins was the HO worth the extra $2800?
Yes, as a bonus you get the Aisin HD transmission. - 4x4ordExplorer IIIThe HO engine has a little lower compression ratio, so, the regular output will be a little better on fuel when not towing. How often will you be towing and how much weight?
- southernskyExplorerYes but watch out for the exploding fuel pump
- buckyExplorer IIThat depends on the year model and whether or not a CP4 injection pump is involved.
- rhagfoExplorer III
southernsky wrote:
Yes but watch out for the exploding fuel pumpbucky wrote:
That depends on the year model and whether or not a CP4 injection pump is involved.
Well Ram decided to go back to the CP3, and issued a recall on all 2019 and 2020 Rams with the CP4 to replace with the CP3. - fj12ryderExplorer IIIAll you have to do is hope yours gets fixed before it fails. :) That was one of the reasons I didn't look at anything newer than a 2018 when I bought.
- IdaDExplorerI would say the HO engine point is moot but the transmission may be worth the upgrade.
- fj12ryderExplorer III
IdaD wrote:
Yep, kind of the way I feel about it.
I would say the HO engine point is moot but the transmission may be worth the upgrade. - C_SchomerExplorerThe Aisin might be better but I regularly tow 15 K in the mountains with my 68 RFE and I give it hail! I fear nothing about this transmission!
- the1admanExplorerI have owned and towed 15K plus with both. The HO does it better and the Aisin is better loaded, but its not by a large margin. I think starting at 15K and above the HO makes more sense. Also my HO gets about 1-2 MPG less in most situations.
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