StuartV
Ram Guru
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.Another happy diesel owner. Bought mine in WA state, drove it home to SOCAL. Averaged almost 28mpg on 1400mi trip, one (and only) fuel stop at exactly 836mi on odo (33gal tank). First diy oil change at 5K. At almost 9Kmi, overall avg mpg at 25.1, combo freeway/city. Double the mpg from my previous 2014 5.7L Tundra. Very quiet, minor tire noise with aggressive treads on Rebel. Love this truck. 33gal tank a must along with the HUD.
.Also, thanks for the recommendations, everyone, but the Multi-Function Tailgate was already on my Must Have list.
The MFT is one of the reasons I really want to upgrade. They didn't have the ED or the MFT when I bought my '19 or I would already have them.
I put scuba tanks in and out of the back of my truck all the time. Not having to lean over the tailgate to get them in and then close the tailgate will be SO great for my back!
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Good to hear the MFT is already on your list. If by chance you also get Ram Boxes (would your SCUBA gear fit in them?), be sure to order the BUG (bed utility group) to make sure you get the Bed Divider, it's super-handy as well.
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The whole issue of the Bed Divider was confusing in years past - it used to come with Ram Boxes in the Classic ("DS" platform, "4th gen") Rams, but when I ordered my 2020 ("DT" platform, 5th-gen), Ram had changed the bed-related package content such that I had to order Ram Boxes ($995 US) plus the Bed Utility Group ($495) in order to get Bed Divider. I don't know how the packages are arranged now, but if you're considering getting Ram Boxes, be sure to work with your sales/ordering person to make sure you get the Bed Divider as well (which probably means adding the Bed Utility Group).
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You're going to LOVE this new truck.
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Don't forget the GDE Tune on the Ecodiesel. It will get you 305 HP, 560ft/lbs of torque, and with the trans tune another 7-10% better fuel Mileage.
There is also a Comma3 device that just got merged into the Master file as a supported Vehicle. With the Advanced Safety Group it will drive the RAM
similar to a Tesla. We are still working on the Steer to 0MPH upgrade to the RAM software branch.
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Comma.ai
Anyone interested in getting this? I, for one, do not have the ability or skill to program all of this., but I am definitely ready for it.5thgenrams.com
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The Harness is the same for Comma2 and Comma3. The current mount is not compatable with the Comma2 (working on it). I am working on a batch of 30 Harnesses now. I should have a couple in my box from the last batch. Working with Castle Hill on the Steer to 0mph and making up the additional wiring needed. The hardest part of the install is removing the Cover behind the Mirror.First, thanks for the update on the GDE. I had emailed with GDE when the Gen 3 ED came out and they said they were 18 months from having a tune for it. Those numbers sound awesome. I will definitely be looking into getting that after I get a new truck.
Second, THANK YOU for mentioning Comma. I was today year's old when I learned about that.That sounds cool as heck. I read the whole Comma thread you linked and I joined the Discord community.
One question I didn't see an answer to is whether the wiring harness for the RAM + C2 is the same harness as for RAM + C3. If it is, then I would be down to buy a harness from you the next time you have one available.I feel like I want to buy a C2 now, if I can find one, and maybe get OP working in my current truck (which does have ACC and LKA). Then I can just move it over to my new truck whenever I get that.
I honestly want to try a ED. I see the dealer I bought my limited from has a ED limited coming in that has the same options as mine except the engine.
I am so tempted to see what they would trade for.
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Just around 1,200 miles on the odo, I drove over to GDE and had their engine and transmission tune istalled. Back in May, my wife and I boarded the ED and took off to Sioux Falls South Dakota for a family wedding. From there we headed up to Two Harbors Minnesota, then over to Marquette and Suite St. Marie Michigan before heading south for home. The total trip was just under 2,600 miles.32 - 36?!?! That is the first time I've seen anyone report #s that high. Is that calculated by you, or what is reported on the truck's onboard computer? And, is your truck totally stock, or do you have a tune or something to help with the mileage?
I find if I do all highway or all local driving on a tank of gas the two calculations are a good match. The variance happens if I do a lot of highway followed by local or the reverse. At almost 29,000 miles the variance between the 2 measrements is .22 with the hand calculation lower.Just around 1,200 miles on the odo, I drove over to GDE and had their engine and transmission tune istalled. Back in May, my wife and I boarded the ED and took off to Sioux Falls South Dakota for a family wedding. From there we headed up to Two Harbors Minnesota, then over to Marquette and Suite St. Marie Michigan before heading south for home. The total trip was just under 2,600 miles.
I maintain both hand calculations and DIC readings. 32 to 36 were under ideal conditions, cruise control, 70 MPH, and no headwinds got me into the lower 30MPG while a tailwind pushed me up to 36 MPG. Overall MPGs for the trip were 28.6 which factored in the headwinds I had from Michigan to South Dakota and then up to Two Harbors. Driving back east and then south I had tailwinds.
Since hand calculations were between fill-ups and I was able to drive nearly 800 miles before refueling, I had no way of knowing how many 1/10s of a gallon I may be off from previous refuelings. When I tallied the gas receipts and did the math, the hand calculations were a couple of 1/10s higher than the DIC's reported MPG for the trip.
I don't know how the DIC averages MPGs, is it over time and if so, how much time. Knowing that would be helpful. The DIC average and the hand-calculated average were within 0.67% of each other.
I added the Mopar PRB's to my Laramie...and the dealer can certainly do the installation as well...try to make that a condition of the sale or something. There is no difference between factory and dealer/DIY installed PRB's. (You have to get the correct sales code installed...dealer can do that easily)I would have had my order in today but the dealer said their system was not letting them add Power Running Boards to the build (on a Laramie with Level 2 Equipment Group). They were calling RAM today and are supposed to call me tomorrow (today, now...). Apparently, they are closing orders for '22s at the end of this month. I have a feeling they may have already stopped taking orders for Laramies with the power running boards.![]()
I added the Mopar PRB's to my Laramie...and the dealer can certainly do the installation as well...try to make that a condition of the sale or something. There is no difference between factory and dealer/DIY installed PRB's. (You have to get the correct sales code installed...dealer can do that easily)
Yes, I know. That is how I got PRB on my '19.
I asked the dealer about if they would get the PRB and install them for me, for the same $995 it costs to order them on the truck. This is with already having agreement that they would sell me the truck for full sticker price (which I have NEVER paid, in the past, but these are extraordinary times). They said that they would order the PRB and install them when the truck comes in, but it would cost me $2300, for parts and labor.
I told them thanks anyway and to let me know when they can order '23s. If I don't have a new truck by then, I would still be interested.
I'm not paying $2300 for a $995 option.
I'm going to be the dissent on the MFT. I was forced to get one with the 10th Anny Edition. The operation is cool, but if you want to put a cover on the bed, and keep water out, the gap it creates is a huge issue. Dad's Limited headed to MD now, and I told him not to get it.
I pulled a 6000+ trailer with mine. I didn't even notice it. With myself, the other guy and the gear in the truck, we were easily over the official payload capacity.
Well, the reasons I was willing to agree to full sticker were:Don't pay full sticker either! There's no reason to with online orders now from Mark Dodge, Granger, etc.
Don't pay full sticker either! There's no reason to with online orders now from Mark Dodge, Granger, etc.
5% below invoice IIRC. Granger I think is like 3% or 4% below invoice.I just submitted a request to Mark Dodge.
What do they normally charge for a custom online order? I.e. you implied they sell at less than MSRP. Do they sell at dealer invoice? Invoice + $500? Or what?