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Spends too much time on here
I see it here quite often. Mostly newbies who just bought their very first new Dodge Ram
It doesn't help with aftermarket companies selling parts for Dodge Ram trucks either.
I see it here quite often. Mostly newbies who just bought their very first new Dodge Ram
I am in a flat area as well, getting over 20 in city driving, commuting to work. I do drive sensibly (like a grandpa), coasting to stops, accelerating smoothly and not using Auto-Start very much. I have been told my trustworthy mechanics that Auto-Start puts a lot of wear and tear on the starter motor. Not much highway driving, but I can guess I would get MPG in the mid to high 20s. Towing will be a different animal...i live in a pretty flat area. with stock tires 5.7 liter and 2wd am i the only 1 getting 23/24 highway with the cruse set at 68?
Trustworthy mechanic? He needs to learn how the ETorque works.I am in a flat area as well, getting over 20 in city driving, commuting to work. I do drive sensibly (like a grandpa), coasting to stops, accelerating smoothly and not using Auto-Start very much. I have been told my trustworthy mechanics that Auto-Start puts a lot of wear and tear on the starter motor. Not much highway driving, but I can guess I would get MPG in the mid to high 20s. Towing will be a different animal...
I am in a flat area as well, getting over 20 in city driving, commuting to work. I do drive sensibly (like a grandpa), coasting to stops, accelerating smoothly and not using Auto-Start very much. I have been told my trustworthy mechanics that Auto-Start puts a lot of wear and tear on the starter motor. Not much highway driving, but I can guess I would get MPG in the mid to high 20s. Towing will be a different animal...
You're not wrong. The starter motor is not engaged on start/stops only on a cold start.Trustworthy mechanic? He needs to learn how the ETorque works.
Just busting your chops.
Losing significantly more than 30 lbs of payload with HO. You’re looking at SOVery disappointed in 1200lbs less towing and 30lbs less payload? I mean, once you get over 10000lbs, you should probably be stepping up to a HD if you tow that weight on a regular basis.
Compare the HO payload to what a Limited Hemi has for payload. The chart doesn't show that.Losing significantly more than 30 lbs of payload with HO. You’re looking at SO
According to this post, the HO has more payload than a Limited with a Hemi.Losing significantly more than 30 lbs of payload with HO. You’re looking at SO
Not enough information to make a comparison. Is his ‘23 a zero option Limited? It doesn’t say.According to this post, the HO has more payload than a Limited with a Hemi.
It's a better comparison than the people trying to compare the Hemi Tradesman bare bones payload to the listed HO payload that we know for fact is only available in higher trim levels .Not enough information to make a comparison. Is his ‘23 a zero option Limited? It doesn’t say.
Ram lists maximum trim payload with no options. So 1,370 lbs is the best you can hope for with the HO if you don’t add any options. Start checking boxes and it will fall from there.
On the bright side, not offering eTorque with the Hurricane gets a nice chunk of payload capacity back that the Hemi was strapped with.
We also know for a fact that a no-option Limited Hemi had 1500+ lbs payload.It's a better comparison than the people trying to compare the Hemi Tradesman bare bones payload to the listed HO payload that we know for fact is only available in higher trim levels .
Do we? My level 2 Bighorn is 1500lbsWe also know for a fact that a no-option Limited Hemi had 1500+ lbs payload.
This entire thread contradicts your comment. Not a single Limited payload mentioned in that thread is close to 1500+ lbsWe also know for a fact that a no-option Limited Hemi had 1500+ lbs payload.
That thread supports my comment. Again, not a single truck there without optional equipment.This entire thread contradicts your comment. Not a single Limited payload mentioned in that thread is close to 1500+ lbs
BIG payload surprise - 2020 Ram 1500 Limited
My factory ordered 2020 Ram 1500 Limited is due to arrive any day now. Options: 5.7 Hemi E-torque 3.92 axle Electronic locking rear axle Off-road group Trailer brake control Rambox MF tailgate Bed utility group Limited Level 1 equipment group 33gal fuel tank When I spec'd this out prior to...5thgenrams.com
You haven't shown me a single piece of proof that shows any Limited that has 1500+lb payload.That thread supports my comment. Again, not a single truck there without optional equipment.
The closest comparison on there is Zeronet’s truck with 1,479 lbs of payload… dropping the optional 33g tank for the standard 26g saves 42 lbs which would put it over 1,500 lbs
Longhorn w/ air suspension = LimitedYou haven't shown me a single piece of proof that shows any Limited that has 1500+lb payload.
And Zeronet has a Longhorn, not a Limited.
Still different trim level that doesn't get the HO next year.L
Longhorn w/ air suspension = Limited
So is the longhorn now under the limited trim vs the Laramie trim?
It has been for years.So is the longhorn now under the limited trim vs the Laramie trim?