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Dodge Ram Hemi
Let me get this straight. The Corvette make 350 hp and 375 ft-lbs (on premium-91) with a dual exhaust, and the Dodge Ram (2500) Hemi makes 345 hp 365 ft-lbs (on midgrade 89) with a single exhaust. Also the compression ratio is lower on the hemi 9.6 vs 10.1
Boy, somebodies engine sucks.
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07-22-2002, 09:15 PM
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It will be interesting to see some dyno numbers for production cars/trucks to see if it is that good or over/under rated specs. On paper it seems like an very interesting V8.
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07-22-2002, 09:59 PM
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umm, MikeW, I have read some of your posts and you seem like a very smart person, it doesn't really make sense that you would think that amount of exhaust pipes makes all the difference in how much power a car makes......
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07-22-2002, 10:00 PM
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HEMI baby!!!!!!!!!!
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07-22-2002, 10:06 PM
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Originally posted by 95-TREP-3.5
umm, MikeW, I have read some of your posts and you seem like a very smart person, it doesn't really make sense that you would think that amount of exhaust pipes makes all the difference in how much power a car makes......
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but more flow can help with power...and 2 pipes flows better than one.....
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07-22-2002, 10:06 PM
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Originally posted by Intrepid99
but more flow can help with power...and 2 pipes flows better than one.....
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Now you get into pipe size versus pipe number.
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07-22-2002, 10:08 PM
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yes, but here is the idea, you also have to factor in the major power producers and then think about the little things. big things like engine specifics, transmission, yada yada
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07-23-2002, 08:11 AM
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Originally posted by 95-TREP-3.5
yes, but here is the idea, you also have to factor in the major power producers and then think about the little things. big things like engine specifics, transmission, yada yada
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A transmission has no effect on flywheel horsepower, and it is at the flywheel where auto makers messure output.
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07-23-2002, 07:46 PM
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Re: Dodge Ram Hemi
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Originally posted by MikeW
Let me get this straight. The Corvette make 350 hp and 375 ft-lbs (on premium-91) with a dual exhaust, and the Dodge Ram (2500) Hemi makes 345 hp 365 ft-lbs (on midgrade 89) with a single exhaust. Also the compression ratio is lower on the hemi 9.6 vs 10.1
Boy, somebodies engine sucks.
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Ahhh, the beauty of hemispherical combustion chambers.  I just hope these things will be reliable. ;)
As smart as you are, I KNOW that you recocnize that the 10.1:1 requires the 91 octane because of the tendancy of gasoline to detonate under higher pressures. ;)
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07-23-2002, 08:27 PM
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waiting to exhale
I think the corvette has a 2.5" exhaust system on each bank, 2 x 1.5625 =3.125 square inches (times pi of course) Lets say the Ram will have a single 3" 1.5*1.5=2.25 square inches 3.125/2.25 = 1.38888. That is a good third more area, if the Vette uses 2.5. if it only uses a 2.25" and the Ram still uses 3" then the dual has 12.5% more area.
VW Passat Quattro 197 hp (dual exhaust)187 front wheel drive & single exhaust.
Lexus GS300 220hp, IS300 215hp (not as quiet)
MB E-class V6 221 hp, C-class V6 215
Jaguar S-type V6 235hp, X-type 228
Camaro SS dual 335, regular SS 320 (was 320 when dual was an option)
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07-24-2002, 12:25 AM
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when did the rams get hemi's? I was under the impression that the rams all were the LA series 360's (5.9) or 8.0L v10's... hemi's not back yet?
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07-24-2002, 12:31 PM
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Originally posted by Intrepid99
but more flow can help with power...and 2 pipes flows better than one.....
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not true- a properly tuned single exhaust will work better is alot of applications than dual. You need propper exhaust gas scavanging (backpressure)for the gasses to flow for maximum performance.
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07-24-2002, 08:55 PM
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for example, the new Camaro SS's got single exit exhaust, yet it makes more power than any other fuel injected SS
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07-29-2002, 02:06 AM
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Actaully the F bodies have had a single exhaust system since the early 80's, all they have is a single in dual out muffler.
They have duals, just not true duals.
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07-29-2002, 06:36 AM
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since mike w was implying that chevy motors are of poor build quality and dont produce the same hp/torque of dodge's hemi, did you look at the specs for the 2002 Z06 Vette?
Just saying your comparing chevy's base engine to dodge's top o the line motor, compare apple to apples. And you cant throw in the dodge viper v10 motor, im taking 8 cylinder to 8 cylinder. Chevy doesnt have a motor to compare evenly with the vipers because they dont need one, chevy can almost equal the vipers numbers with the z06 with 2 less cylinders. Not talking crap about dodge but they need extra cylinders because they dont have the hemi back in action yet.
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