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Not really, after you roll it and place a weighted bag over the spot, it glues itself closed. The 23ga syringes created a bigger hole than the 18ga because of the difficulty in pushing the adhesive out which made me move more as my hand was getting tired. The 18ga flows like butter so you don't...

Its holding up great. I did have another quarter size spot appear and as @firecadet613 suggested, I went to a larger gauge needle (18Ga) which is much easier to push the adhesive through. The 18ga allows me to get more adhesive in the needed areas as well, the 23ga is very difficult to push...

Stellantis propulsion system engineers employed a suite of state-of-the-art technologies for the Hurricane twin-turbo to deliver reduced emissions and attain big-engine power: Two low-inertia, high-flow turbochargers, each feeding three cylinders, for rapid response to throttle inputs Plasma...

yeah thats not the majority of thes dumb donkeys

Possibly true but that doesnt change the fact that they are buiyng these cars at crazy intrest rates with payments the size of a mortgage payment. This guy was paying 1200 a month for a scat https://www.instagram.com/reel/C8LU35TNyuS/?igsh=cWRkbGQzOXZmY2x1

Mines very predictable, doesn't do any of that at all unless I stop short

I'm pretty sure that's not accurate. I can watch the tach change RPMs as my truck downshifts when slowing for lights or stop signs. I also have the gear selector indicator enabled so i can see what gear its in and I can both feel and see the trans downshifting when slowing along with regen...

My costco only sells 87 and 93. 91 and 93 arent available in all areas

No, you're being challenged because the "information" your offering is false. The people making the comments like the following: These people clearly do not understand how an engines work or the fact stronger grade materials exist and are incorporated to alleviate this as being a problem. If...

I agree. If you're interested in the 25 or later with a hurricane, this threads for you. If you're not, why are you here?

Ok, you've repeatedly said it, so don't buy a 2025 1500. No one's asked why not to buy a hurricane equipped truck, why do you persist being negative towards it muddying this thread?

Complicated is 8 pistons instead of one

Kinda like the claims of the hurricanes frailty based on...... nothing which is less than one

How do you come to the conclusion that old fashioned cam lobes are better?

Proof that the tiny hurricanes are overworked and won't last because of low duty cycles...:rolleyes:

I can understand your sentiment here This I disagree with, I don't believe that this is common nor is it limited to Ram/Stellantis, Mahle is likely the cam vendor and they are the vendor for many other manufacturers. Some cams hardening process fails and customers come to automotive forums to...

My opinion is that this is a 3 fold problem. 1st, They are using an likley iron camshaft instead a steel or billet steel cam. 2nd, which is likley the bigger issue is that the cams used in the LS/LT and HEMI and have relativley large lobe lifts combined and high ratio rocker arms of 1.6-1.65...

Looks like the cam hardening failed

My 03 went 277K with the only failures being a broken valve spring and a failed water pump

Seriously, that's your representation of how 1500's are used? Lots of trees down here after the tuesday 70-80mph straight line winds, the dump/tree clippings drop off station was full of 1/2 and 3/4 tons loaded with broken trees