Why does the Dodge 8.0L V10 get such a bad wrap?
#61
04-27-2011, 09:46 PM
never had a ford v10 but can only go by what others who ran them say and the overall consensus i got from most people was "gutless" sorry, but nobody ever said that about my dodge. usually it was cummins guys and they loathe powerstroke,,and all that blah blah blah. alot of people slam the king ranch package too, bang for the buck i'd take any comparative ford any day.
People with other trucks might claim that, but how many Triton V10 owners are unhappy with them based on power?
I would say its less than 5% from most of the posts in the V10 forum.
Your Dodge V10 is very close to the PI 2V V10 as far as power goes. The 3V Triton V10 would trash it.
I really like the chevy 8.1 and dodge V10, just not the trucks they come in.
#62
04-27-2011, 09:50 PM
#63
04-28-2011, 08:42 AM
#65
04-28-2011, 02:06 PM
Viper was released in 91. The Truck V10 did not show up until 94.
The viper engine was conceived as a 5.9 with two more cylinders added. Lamborghini worked with Chrysler and did heavy modifications, recasting the block in aluminum, various internal changes, stroking it out to 8.0L.
The Truck V10 was based on the Viper V10, but cast iron, and different intake manifolds, different heads, etc..To make it cheaper, and optimized for more torque.
Like I said though, the V10s are so different than the LA/Magnum engines, they might as well be completely different families.
The viper engine was conceived as a 5.9 with two more cylinders added. Lamborghini worked with Chrysler and did heavy modifications, recasting the block in aluminum, various internal changes, stroking it out to 8.0L.
The Truck V10 was based on the Viper V10, but cast iron, and different intake manifolds, different heads, etc..To make it cheaper, and optimized for more torque.
Like I said though, the V10s are so different than the LA/Magnum engines, they might as well be completely different families.
#66
05-15-2011, 07:58 PM
Viper was released in 91. The Truck V10 did not show up until 94.
The viper engine was conceived as a 5.9 with two more cylinders added. Lamborghini worked with Chrysler and did heavy modifications, recasting the block in aluminum, various internal changes, stroking it out to 8.0L.
The Truck V10 was based on the Viper V10, but cast iron, and different intake manifolds, different heads, etc..To make it cheaper, and optimized for more torque.
Like I said though, the V10s are so different than the LA/Magnum engines, they might as well be completely different families.
The viper engine was conceived as a 5.9 with two more cylinders added. Lamborghini worked with Chrysler and did heavy modifications, recasting the block in aluminum, various internal changes, stroking it out to 8.0L.
The Truck V10 was based on the Viper V10, but cast iron, and different intake manifolds, different heads, etc..To make it cheaper, and optimized for more torque.
Like I said though, the V10s are so different than the LA/Magnum engines, they might as well be completely different families.
#67
06-20-2012, 11:50 AM
Dodge v10 power and reliability
I have a 1996 Dodge 3500 V10 2wd reg, cab dually. Ive had it for over two years now. I was turned on to them by a buddy who bought a 1995 4wd V10 with 188k on it and NO problems. Did great at truck pulls too! Mine has 158k on it and no rust. I pull a 53 ft flat bed gooseneck with it and she dont even squat nor have a problem with pulling 18k lbs. I work at a shop and we get alot of 5.4s and 6.8 v10, never get any Dodge v10s. Not because theyre not around because i see them. Yes she drinks the fuel but i dont regret buying it. never broke nor has ever let me down. Diesel purist can kiss my ***. I already out pulled a 95 powerstroke that has work done.
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06-20-2012, 05:32 PM
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