2021 RAM 2500 (6.7) 0-100km/h & engine sound
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- 2021 RAM 2500 Laramie 6.7L diesel 0-100km/h & engine sound. Head over to performancedri... for the full review.
2021 RAM 2500 Laramie
6.7-litre turbo-diesel inline-six (Cummins)
276kW (375PS) and 1152Nm
Six-speed auto, part-time RWD/4WD
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Exciting stuff starts at 3:48
Can you please do acceleration test for new Kia Sportage 2022 1.6 AWD GT model? Thanks
what amazes me is all that torque, weight and size and it still gets 12l/100 economy
Delete emission crap it will be better
@@stn7172 Did that, and also ECU & TMU Tune - 320kW / 1328Nm
@@celts88-78 Still about 100 lb ft less than the factory high output Cummins. The power for the new diesels is a little crazy.
That torque… it can climb vertically
For $160k au you’d want it to.
@@ar12. What was the price of the new Land Cruiser again? That Ram has insane torque period. The price has nothing to do with it.
@@jean-louishamid5285 yeah I agree it’s got great torque but for the price it should also for 110k you can get a 300 not 160k
@@ar12. 300 got nothing on this. Why is everyone talking about the 300 like it's something so great when not much people if any own one as yet?
Looking forward for a 0-100 while towing a jumbo jet.
All the torque! Holy moly
That torque is enough to move a house
Very cool test drive. Only Americans could do that. Diesel with a tachometer red zone with 3000 rpm ... Definitely like you for the review.
I mean, it does have the engine from a single decker bus lol
Did you try launching it from second gear? The gear changes seem to be a limiting factor. I reckon it might be quicker if it can launch from 2nd. Torque wont be a problem!
In India, you will get this engine upto 55 ton trailer with 300 horsepower and 1100 Nm of torque.
What's funny is this is actually pretty low figures for the 6.7 cummins. In America we get 420 horsepower and 1075 ft-lbs torque or 313kw and 1458 nm of torque
That's for the high output version available in the 3500 and up... The 2500 has 370-375 HP and 850 Lb ft of torque..
@@REWYRED And the 68RFE transmission that can cause problems if you tune very far above stock.
It's a beast, but it's pretty surprising that a new Forester has basically the same ground clearance!
It's for moving rocks, not driving over them
That's because it has large differentials. The truck body itself is actually very high off the ground.
Why do Americans have such fields of engineering difference with vehicles than Europe and Africa the amount of torque is mind blowing and the displacement for a 6C
Wish they could bring it to 🇿🇦🤟
It's normal. Because it is designed to be robust, it has less than 400hp.
If you want crazy diesel, Audi used to do a v12 with 500hp and 1000nm peak torque too...
@OWEN FLORENCE The current 6.7 Ford Powerstroke is an in-house design but previous powerstroke motors were made by International. Duramax is a joint GM-Isuzu design. Only the 6.2 and 6.5 IDI engines were designed by Detroit Diesel which GM owned at the time.
One reason is that we can, and do, tow a lot more weight than would be allowed in Europe. The maximum gross combined weight in the US is 26,000 lbs, but most states have RV exemptions which allow you to tow far more recreationally. We have fifth wheel RVs that this truck would not be rated to tow, which is why we have class 3 trucks (this is a class 2b). You see fifth wheel trailers that are 40+ feet long and are rated at 26,000 lbs by themselves. Add in 8,500+ lbs of truck to tow them and you need a bit of power when you hit the mountains.
I love that diesel
Cool to see a right hand drive ram, but that shifter lever looks close to the door.
This pickup has more torque than the most truck in my country
No adoptive emergency brake lights or Emergency hazard lights? Every car should have this
What are these? I know hazard lights and there is a big switch in the middle of the dash to turn them on/off, but adoptive emergency brake lights?
Apparently the towing capacity of the 2021 model is 8000kg?
With a proper gooseneck hitch, yes 👍
@@PDriveTV Gooseneck or fifth wheel on a 2500 seems wrong.
damn this thing moves
That thing can pull down cemented brick walls 🧱
the Barra of diesels?
Any plans on doing the silverado 1500 and ram 1500
Can you do the f250 or f350
this truck can tow the church on easter sunday.
This engine is City bus engine...
American power! And no more...
the same engine use in bus
In the US you can get a MegaCab version of the Ram 2500 & 3500. Adds more space in the back, This eliminates the middle seat notch and the seats also recline a bit. Great for long trips towing the camper and having some friends or family come along. Everyone is comfortable.
Funny how hes saying a shortbed pick up is so massive haha! Hopefully you guys get duallys, long beds and megacabs soon!
That amount of torque 😮😮😮
That's detuned. Stock 6.7 in America makes 300nm more torque
Ford's new high output is putting out 1200 lb tf/1630nm.
@@socberttrucker3598thats the 420hp engine but its has 1580nm, the other engine we have here in germany is with 355hp and 1148nm 🤷🏼♂️ we don‘t have a 375hp engine (the 420hp and 355hp is both the 6.7 I6)
So now Dodge can make 1.0 engine with one piston
1.1*
Dodge only use this engine, she isn’t the owner of the company
@@franciscoman22 🙄
1.115 Litres
Amazing sound. I'm in love.
"My 79 series could tow better than that American hunk of junk". I bet there is people that believe that.
It will offroad better and hold it's value longer , but that's about it.
@@madrx2 the 2500 will hold its value better than the 79.
@@rforracemode5846 let's revisit this comment in 10 years ;). No argument hands down I'd rather the ram.
@@madrx2 off road better because you have changed the big heavy narrow leaf pack out that get caught up on everything, stock vs stock even as a 4wd the ram has it,
@@madrx2 I bought a 2011 Ram 2500 Big Horn diesel at the end of 2010 for $42,000 including taxes and fees. In September 2022 I sold it as I expected Ford to actually fulfil my F450 order. Got $30,000 for it.
Can see cashed up bogans using this to tow their jet skis 🤣🤣🤣
OMG, it shares the same engine with a lot of city buses.
And DAF 7/10 tonne lorries too!
That's why lots of these go 500,000 kms easy , there's even a million mile club for dodge cummins owners
And just above half the displacement of some Irish train engines.
“Three cupholders, because - why not?” That made my yesterday & even making my today 😄
You need to try the exhaust brake in that and do some audio as well!
Bigger is better 😎 🎵
Coil springs don't belong in the back of a HD pickup.
I 🫶🏻 MOPAR 6.7L Turbo Diesel 🌟🔝💯👑
That's the lowest ' redline ' I've ever seen on a vehicle. Pass that truck to your grand kids ?
Yeah, it’s a Diesel engine. They don’t rev nearly as high as a gasoline engine.
Ah a Real ram unlike the 1500 toys. The mighty Cummins ISB, one of the most proven engines available anywhere in the world! This > Silverado or a F250 any day of the week just because of it.
Not a 6bt at all?
@@matthewstevens6605 sorry?
@@madrx2 you just changed your original comment, well done
@@matthewstevens6605 ;) I was trying to reply a smirk emoji but I couldn't figure it out.
If only Chrysler ditches their shitty 3.0 diesel from Italy and replace it by a Cummins 3.0 something close to that they would sell a lot of suv and ram
Stellantis did ditch their 3.0L diesel. Gas only for vehicles under 8,501 lbs in the US anyway.
All I need is a snorkel, Lift, Big tires and Truck stacks
huge engine
The power band is over 300 rpm between 2700-3000
The standard output makes peak torque at 1700 rpm and it doesn't drop much before 2,300 rpm. When you are dragging a mid-size trailer (14,000 to 16,000 lbs) up a hill you are normally in the 2,000 to 2,500 rpm range. The same trailer towing on a flat highway you are barely above idle.
Beast
Torsi badak 🤣
same engine with tata trucks?
1100 nm wtf
I did not know they made them with RHD.
2022 sonata 1.6T 0-100 please
You over paid for that engine and transmission on that truck
PD has done multiple tests on so many utes, some multiple tests on different year model, but it's shame that amarok v6 missing all the action
Wait: so Americans actually can make RHD cars. Why then have they been so reluctant to make their cars also available with RHD for all these past years?
Converted to RHD by Austrialian companies.
im a Tesla model 3 driver but i love the Diesel Engine sound
Shame most will be bought by posers
Dually is not offered in Australia
How much does this nice car cost?
1152 Nm 😲😲😲 holy sh.t
The new Ford H.O. is 1,630 nm from the same displacement.
I wish Chrysler makes a new Ramcharger SUV, with Cummins 5.9 and hemi 5.7 engine options, a 6 speed automatic, which comes with a Suspension system that works like the KDSS of Land Cruiser and follows the wheelbase of 200/300 series land cruisers. The new 300 series is a dissapointment, there was a time when you could get a kdss equipped V8 land cruiser for 100k. Now that is exclusive only to the stupidly expensive GR sport. The land cruiser is stupidly overpriced and offers nothing.
The 5.9 Cummins has been dead since 2007.
Never thought they'd be sold in Australia
0:15 Amazing price 👏
So much Nm, but so much slow to accelerate
N-m doesn't mean much without RPM. Would pull like hell in the first two seconds, but after first gear, it's the horsepower that matters
It's heavy.
Much quicker when considering weight, awesome
Wait a sec, is top speed limited at 110?
No
Are they converting them here or they are coming RHD from factory?
In Australia
Next ford f250 powerstroke! 1400nm of torque
Next RAM High Output 1458Nm
@@gen1c8rs88 cummins guy?
@@supernova8715 The internets looked it up for me, I couldn't help it ...... it helped me 😋🥇🏆🏅🎖
@@gen1c8rs88 so?
You think im butthurt bc cummins HO has more torque?
I would take a hiliux or a d-max for off-roading tbh
It’s not for made for off-reading tbh. The best vehicles are the Jeep Rubicon and the Bronco Badlands (and soon Bronco Raptor). Hopefully Ford will sell those in Australia.
The RAM POWERWAGON Tradesmen would be the best full size truck for slow speed off roading. Even the 6.4L V8 2500 would be better than the 6.7L I-6(increased weight on front axle and total weight, stiffer coil springs)
@@gen1c8rs88 it’s like arguing which minivan is best for a race track 🥱
@@alexs3187 The only performance metrics that the POWERWAGON is worse on are because of it's size and fuel consumption. Needs 35x12.5r17 tyres to compete with a Wrangler Rubicon on 285/70r17 tyres.
@@gen1c8rs88 “metrics” hey? Spoken like someone who has never turned around on a tight trail. You stick to your spec sheets and your posters.
Hola buena has la prueba con un dodge neon 1G :(
Aca no venden eso
De segunda no ahi osea nuevo ya 2.0 no vienen yo digo de segunda aca no vienen esa camioneta solo importada
This is something you would find in a heavy duty truck. The engine specs are overkill.
Good thing it’s a heavy duty truck then
@@alexandersavoie121 don't think you understand what that means, that car is classified as a "full size pick up", not a heavy duty truck. Look up the difference if you're still confused
@@AD28197 I live in the US, where 99% of these trucks are sold, and it’s every inch a heavy duty truck here, as far as the truck market is concerned anyway. I’m not confused, I understand that it’s technically and legally a “light duty truck” but it’s also a pickup that can tow 19,000 lbs, and there’s nothing ‘light duty’ about that. The engine is perfect for what the truck is designed to be able to do: tow construction equipment/giant trailers/big heavy whatever across the country with power to spare, get decent fuel economy while doing that, and to be able to do that for 500,000 miles or more before needing to be replaced.
@@alexandersavoie121 guess different countries have different specifications. My apologies for the assumptions.
What engine specs would you prefer to see for something that can tow 8 tonnes?
You should memorise your lines and just say them. You sound like you’re reading word for word.
What a tank of a vehicle though.
Thanks. We’ll try harder next time 😀