Interested to know what people are getting for Gas mileage with the 6.4 Hemi in the 2500 Ram. I'm considering a new 2014 crew cab Outdoorsman with 4.10 axle ratio.
I was looking at a 2014 Ram 2500 with 6.4 Hemi the other day as a possible tow vehicle for my 5th wheel (9100lbs dry) so I looked up the tow ratings. With the standard axle ratio (3.73) the truck is rated to tow 3,000lbs LESS than if it had the 4.10...
I towed my 5th wheel with my Ram 1500 all last summer just fine. 9200lbs and 1625 pin weight (Dry). I had the 4.10 and tow limit of 10,400lbs. I was probably right at the max for tow rating but I was definitely way above my payload rating (especia...
goducks10 wrote:Big difference between 1/2 tons and 3/4 tons is there is generally an upside to 3/4 tons in that the RAWR is higher. A 3/4 ton usually shares the same rear axle or components with a 1 ton. Example my 2500 has the same identical rear a...
Greene728 wrote:I can see comparing todays HD 1/2 tons to 3/4 tons of 25 years ago. But I was under the assumption we were comparing apples to apples. Todays 1/2 tons are not todays 3/4 tons.A properly optioned 2015 F150 has higher capacity that some...
