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You guys should switch trucks and then see. Could be the driver.He actually had a faster reaction time than I did.
You guys should switch trucks and then see. Could be the driver.He actually had a faster reaction time than I did.
I ordered my 21 without. Didn't want it, didn't like it and I didn't need it. From a performance standpoint the etorque is slower. I was at the track with a friend that has a 21 etorque with basically the options as my truck and my times were half a second quicker in the ⅛th.
If I was forced to get etorque then I would not be happy and would probably cancel my order.
I ordered my 21 without. Didn't want it, didn't like it and I didn't need it. From a performance standpoint the etorque is slower. I was at the track with a friend that has a 21 etorque with basically the options as my truck and my times were half a second quicker in the ⅛th.
If I was forced to get etorque then I would not be happy and would probably cancel my order.
That's what they claim but I think it bogs the motor down, robbing horsepower.He was doing something wrong then. Considering the system adds a little over 100ftlbs of tq. Per ram
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It's $0 extra.Personally I don't understand why you wouldn't want this feature added. Do some research and find out how much technology ram has put into this feature to make the truck better. I mean who wouldn't want more improved fuel economy, better towing and hauling capability, and quieter, smoother operation. I personally requested Etorque after a extensive amount of research. Love mine so far! spend the extra couple thousand and upgrade! you will be happy you did!
Limited weighs more than Laramie. Look at the yellow door sticker that says “Combined weight of occupants and cargo should not exceed”. What are the weight numbers? 100 lbs can easily be 0.15 seconds slower.
The Limited 60’ times are 0.17 faster which you can double at the 1/8 mile. Did both have the traction control disabled when racing??
Think you are confused. The first time ticket with the red box is the Laramie e torque. The second time slip is the Limited without e torque, which is my truck. Both had traction control on. Neither one of us spun off the line which I was really surprised about.The Laramie 60’ times are 0.17 faster which you can double at the 1/8 mile. Did both have the traction control disabled when racing??
That's what they claim but I think it bogs the motor down, robbing horsepower.
Yes I wrote it incorrectly. Limited is VVT (faster and very possibly heavier) and Laramie is E-torque.Think you are confused. The first time ticket with the red box is the Laramie e torque. The second time slip is the Limited without e torque, which is my truck. Both had traction control on. Neither one of us spun off the line which I was really surprised about.
Door weight isn't really going to give us an accurate weight since we have both added things to our trucks. That's why we are going to use the CAT scales at the local truck stop next week after work.
And yes we both filled up before we left to go to the track so we should have used the same amount of fuel, except I have the 33 gallon tank.
Better is subjective. It does get better fuel economy. Towing and hauling is reduced according to the info in this thread. I just rode in an eTorque Laramie today and it wasn't any quieter or smoother than mine. eTorque was $200 when I ordered my truck and now that it's free, I still wouldn't add it but to each his own.Personally I don't understand why you wouldn't want this feature added. Do some research and find out how much technology ram has put into this feature to make the truck better. I mean who wouldn't want more improved fuel economy, better towing and hauling capability, and quieter, smoother operation. I personally requested Etorque after a extensive amount of research. Love mine so far! spend the extra couple thousand and upgrade! you will be happy you did!
Better towing in that it adds 130 lbs ft of torque off the line. Reduced tow rating by 70 lbs is hardly an issueBetter is subjective. It does get better fuel economy. Towing and hauling is reduced according to the info in this thread. I just rode in an eTorque Laramie today and it wasn't any quieter or smoother than mine. eTorque was $200 when I ordered my truck and now that it's free, I still wouldn't add it but to each his own.
Adding 130 lbs ft of torque "off the line" is hardly better towing. I agree about the 70 lb hit in payload.Better towing in that it adds 130 lbs ft of torque off the line. Reduced tow rating by 70 lbs is hardly an issue
That's what they claim but I think it bogs the motor down, robbing horsepower.
Yes I wrote it incorrectly. Limited is VVT (faster and very possibly heavier) and Laramie is E-torque.
You need to turn traction control off when on the drag strip for accurate ets
I was able to break the tires loose while starting the engine…so that literally can’t be possibleThat's what they claim but I think it bogs the motor down, robbing horsepower.
Better towing in that it adds 130 lbs ft of torque off the line. Reduced tow rating by 70 lbs is hardly an issue