RAM 1500 TRX dead after MY2024

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A 3.0 making 540 hp is nearly industry leading power/liter. Far higher than anything from the factory going in a pickup...ever. That's M3 CS levels of power. I don't trust Stellantis either on that front. it'll probably be ultimately ok, but boy thats a high strung motor.
 

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A 3.0 making 540 hp is nearly industry leading power/liter. Far higher than anything from the factory going in a pickup...ever. That's M3 CS levels of power. I don't trust Stellantis either on that front. it'll probably be ultimately ok, but boy thats a high strung motor.

First 2-3 years they will live at the dealership service bay for sure. Once it's ironed out, should be a monster mouse motor. Interesting they didn't put up TQ numbers yet. I would think the inline-6 would have lots of it.
 

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First 2-3 years they will live at the dealership service bay for sure. Once it's ironed out, should be a monster mouse motor. Interesting they didn't put up TQ numbers yet. I would think the inline-6 would have lots of it.
I think I saw 520tq, just enough to inch out the 3.5 Raptor.
 

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A 3.0 making 540 hp is nearly industry leading power/liter. Far higher than anything from the factory going in a pickup...ever. That's M3 CS levels of power. I don't trust Stellantis either on that front. it'll probably be ultimately ok, but boy thats a high strung motor.
For sure, it’s impressive output in a sub 2 ton sports car. Put it in a 3+ ton truck that’s designed to tow 4+ tons and I don’t see how they’re going to hit durability benchmarks at all.

Where’s @FordTechOne on this? Haha
 

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For sure, it’s impressive output in a sub 2 ton sports car. Put it in a 3+ ton truck that’s designed to tow 4+ tons and I don’t see how they’re going to hit durability benchmarks at all.

Where’s @FordTechOne on this? Haha

They say the same about the EcoBoost. :) I would venture to guess the inline-6 is the stronger architecture. But, it's the OTHER parts (all made by the lowest bidder on the shortest timeframe) that will be it's issue.
 

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For sure, it’s impressive output in a sub 2 ton sports car. Put it in a 3+ ton truck that’s designed to tow 4+ tons and I don’t see how they’re going to hit durability benchmarks at all.

Where’s @FordTechOne on this? Haha
They are going to need some serious radiators/heat exchangers on that thing.
 

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First 2-3 years they will live at the dealership service bay for sure. Once it's ironed out, should be a monster mouse motor. Interesting they didn't put up TQ numbers yet. I would think the inline-6 would have lots of it.
521 TQ is what the HO in the regular 1500 will be so I'd imagine it'll be similar in the RHO.
 
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