If the 5.7 Hemi goes away in 2024, I'm out of the RAM

[silver billet]

We don't have real oil pressure monitors.

From a google search it appears we do. It's not computed, as far as I can see there is a real sensor.

 

[MO Rebel]

I mean, if you overheat because you don't have any coolant, it will kill an engine as well.

I guess that’s why we can still manually check our coolant level as well.

 

[HSKR R/T]

From a google search it appears we do. It's not computed, as far as I can see there is a real sensor.

From the resident expert I. The forum with all things software and electronic on these trucks he says differently. @Jimmy07

 

[silver billet]

From the resident expert I. The forum with all things software and electronic on these trucks he says differently. @Jimmy07

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[Brutal_HO]

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There is a sensor, but it's on/off, not actual pressure.

 

[silver billet]

There is a sensor, but it's on/off, not actual pressure.

News to me. Somehow it knows I'm running a thicker oil and the PSI has gone up.

 

[mikeo1374]

I've read a lot of hype about the turbo hurricane and I started to believe it. I test drove a few 2025 rams with the hurricane and all I can say is my 5.7 hemi has way more power and response. The hurricane feels like a 6 cylinder and there's just no way around it. It's not even close and I feel like Dodge killed itself replacing the hemi. RIP Dodge

 

[Dewey]

I've read a lot of hype about the turbo hurricane and I started to believe it. I test drove a few 2025 rams with the hurricane and all I can say is my 5.7 hemi has way more power and response. The hurricane feels like a 6 cylinder and there's just no way around it. It's not even close and I feel like Dodge killed itself replacing the hemi. RIP Dodge

You do know the Hemi is coming back in the 2026 model year?

 

[LOWRMPG]

I've read a lot of hype about the turbo hurricane and I started to believe it. I test drove a few 2025 rams with the hurricane and all I can say is my 5.7 hemi has way more power and response. The hurricane feels like a 6 cylinder and there's just no way around it. It's not even close and I feel like Dodge killed itself replacing the hemi. RIP Dodge

You can't be serious. Having an opinion that you prefer noise over performance is fine, but saying the Hemi has better power and response, there is something clearly wrong.

 

[Scap]

I've read a lot of hype about the turbo hurricane and I started to believe it. I test drove a few 2025 rams with the hurricane and all I can say is my 5.7 hemi has way more power and response. The hurricane feels like a 6 cylinder and there's just no way around it. It's not even close and I feel like Dodge killed itself replacing the hemi. RIP Dodge

I came from a 3.5 ecoboom, so I've got plenty of seat time with a turbo 6.
In no way shape or form is a stock 5.7 going to have more power and response. The power under the curve is tremendous on these small turbo mills.

 

[Davidbt]

Wait ya'll, let me grab a beer , this should get interesting

 

[SD Rebel]

I've read a lot of hype about the turbo hurricane and I started to believe it. I test drove a few 2025 rams with the hurricane and all I can say is my 5.7 hemi has way more power and response. The hurricane feels like a 6 cylinder and there's just no way around it. It's not even close and I feel like Dodge killed itself replacing the hemi. RIP Dodge

Are you sure you didn't test 3.6L V6s?

I am a V8 only guy myself, but even I can admit the Hurricane has more performance in every metric you can think of. In every single published review, test, personal test drives (including myself), I have yet to find anyone with your opinion that the 5.7L has more power. 100% have stated the opposite. The 5.7L absolutely feels sluggish in comparison to the base Hurricane.

I can only think you confused the base 3.6L or drove a misfiring Hurricane, which is quite possible at the moment.

 

[silver billet]

Guys, don't bite, it's all the signs of a troll. I'm last in line for a tiny turbo, but the one thing they do do is scoot (for a few years anyway), that's not the issue with them. The v8 will have a more visceral punch from a dead stop but once the turbos spool they'll put down more power, no question.

 

[SD Rebel]

Guys, don't bite, it's all the signs of a troll. I'm last in line for a tiny turbo, but the one thing they do do is scoot (for a few years anyway), that's not the issue with them. The v8 will have a more visceral punch from a dead stop but once the turbos spool they'll put down more power, no question.

Could also be a bot, forums are crawling with them these days.

Honestly I think my F150 2.7L EcoBoost had more initial punch than my Hemi right off the bat, essentially no turbo lag, however it could also be the throttle calibration is not 1:1.

 

[CalvinC]

Could also be a bot, forums are crawling with them these days.

Honestly I think my F150 2.7L EcoBoost had more initial punch than my Hemi right off the bat, essentially no turbo lag, however it could also be the throttle calibration is not 1:1.

If it’s not a bot, I’d bet dollars to donuts salesman put him in a Pentastar. I have it on good authority those do feel like a V6.

 

[1791]

i am a HEMI guy all day long. i do wish it had more power the PULSAR gives me a little more off the line where it needs it but the drive by wire is a bad system on everything IMO. when i did a 5.3 swap in my 92 C1500 i used a cable throttle and i loved it. i may get a banks petal monster on top of the pulsar. if i did it again i would get the monster first.

 

[silver billet]

Could also be a bot, forums are crawling with them these days.

Honestly I think my F150 2.7L EcoBoost had more initial punch than my Hemi right off the bat, essentially no turbo lag, however it could also be the throttle calibration is not 1:1.

Every review I've watched of the turbos (GM, Ford, and Ram), goes something like this: "almost no turbo lag!". Ok. You know what has absolutely zero turbo lag? A v8. Even a supercharger hits harder initially.

A lot of opinion on these engines are biased. It's shiny, new, fast. I get it. I love one publication, maybe it was Edumnds, few years ago they were praising the 5th gen when it came out, absolutely love(d) the hemi, called it smooth, powerful, "couldn't feel the trailer" etc etc. Few years later the hurricane comes out and they're singing its praises (ok) and then comes the sh|t-on-the-hemi talk which they seem to think they need to do: "the old one wasn't very good". And yes they notice the turbo lag

 

[Ready Go]

Maybe when the Hemi reappears in 2026, Kuniskis will put the leftover turbos from the 'no longer mandatory' Hurricane on it!!

 

[HSKR R/T]

Every review I've watched of the turbos (GM, Ford, and Ram), goes something like this: "almost no turbo lag!". Ok. You know what has absolutely zero turbo lag? A v8. Even a supercharger hits harder initially.

A lot of opinion on these engines are biased. It's shiny, new, fast. I get it. I love one publication, maybe it was Edumnds, few years ago they were praising the 5th gen when it came out, absolutely love(d) the hemi, called it smooth, powerful, "couldn't feel the trailer" etc etc. Few years later the hurricane comes out and they're singing its praises (ok) and then comes the sh|t-on-the-hemi talk which they seem to think they need to do: "the old one wasn't very good". And yes they notice the turbo lag

Unless it's a twin screw or roots style supercharger, there is lag until Roma get built up most people running aftermarket superchargers are running centrifugal. You know what any belt driven supercharger has that turbos don't? Parasitic drag on the motor. It takes horsepower to spin them to make horsepower. The more boost they make the more horsepower it takes to create that boost.

 

[Ready Go]

Unless it's a twin screw or roots style supercharger, there is lag until Roma get built up most people running aftermarket superchargers are running centrifugal. You know what any belt driven supercharger has that turbos don't? Parasitic drag on the motor. It takes horsepower to spin them to make horsepower. The more boost they make the more horsepower it takes to create that boost.

But..they are monsters!!