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Ford pulls the cab off the truck to work on v8 power strokes too

Especially with the invention of the variable duration cam shaft. Lower emissions, better fuel economy, and more power.

How can an engine work in the Wagoneer for two years, tested, tested and tested in the ram, have so much trouble. I'm guessing bean counters and products pushed to market by management without proper testing. The programmers for the engine must be the same as uconnect. Buggy buggy

I'll get a 2500 when they have full air ride. Normal 2500's ride too rough for this guy.

I I currently tow 8000 with a TRX and propride hitch. No issues. It drives and pulls great. It's just me and the wife for weight in the truck. The 8000 includes everything. The propride hitch makes all the difference in the world. And yes, I know I'm at the maximum for the gvwr, payload and gcwr.

Has anyone towed any distance with a 9000 lbs travel trailer? Thoughts? It will be cool when TFL truck compares a 5.7 to a 3.0 SO to a 3.0 HO.

Thoughts on the Ford, GM and Ram convertable tailgates. I like the Ford tail gate the best.

How does the system see your eyes if you're wearing sunglasses?

There's been a lot of people on here complaining about missing the sound of the hemi. I wonder if the people in the Corvette are also complaining about the missing the v8 sound. I mean American v8 sound. (Cross plane v8). The new Vettes sound much different with the flat plane v8. Would Hemi...

The problem with the 2500 or 3500 is the ride, empty, for me. I guess I'm getting old.

How fast and what speed and how far?

My experience is to subtract 2 mph from what you're getting now

Choosing the cheapest supplier vs the cheapest that has the quality that the customers want. Stellantis needs to implement QA for sourced parts.

How much more does the pano roof weigh?

I could see a slow start up if they had completely redesigned the truck but not a refresh. The engine is new to Ram but its been in production for 2 years so....

21.8 mpg, that's great. 4x4? What type of driving? Speeds? Lead foot?

I was on tiktok and ran into something weirdly familiar. A 1980's tractor with twin exhaust. Some research revealed 2 turbos, one for the front 3 cylinders and one for the back cylinders. Does it sound familiar?

More pics please

Has anyone heard of one failing? Not failing to make v8 sounds. If so, what was the weak spot?

This is why I will buy a new one every 36,000 (bumper to bumper) miles or at least 60,000 miles (powertrain)