Explorer I
I am asking cause the turbo on my 2015 Ram 2500 Cummins Crew cab 4x4 in starting to fail. It's a fairly common issue due to the VGT design.
So, the fix is to make it better, parts are on the way, thats all I will say about that!
So i wanted to know where I was at so I would have a baseline to compare to.
Running a 80hp emission compliant tune, loaded overland ready, on 35s I made 3 runs on a flat road.
1. Rolling start (10mph) to 60 mph = 8.7 sec
2. Stopped, 0 mph to 60 mph = 9.3 sec (lost traction and ecm cut fuel for a split second)
3. Stopped, 0 mph to 60 mph = 8.8 sec (turned off traction control)
Not being competitive at all, just curious as to how the average overland rig stands when it comes to putting power down when needed.
So, the fix is to make it better, parts are on the way, thats all I will say about that!
So i wanted to know where I was at so I would have a baseline to compare to.
Running a 80hp emission compliant tune, loaded overland ready, on 35s I made 3 runs on a flat road.
1. Rolling start (10mph) to 60 mph = 8.7 sec
2. Stopped, 0 mph to 60 mph = 9.3 sec (lost traction and ecm cut fuel for a split second)
3. Stopped, 0 mph to 60 mph = 8.8 sec (turned off traction control)
Not being competitive at all, just curious as to how the average overland rig stands when it comes to putting power down when needed.
