Anyone familiar with this Ram

[VPRPWRD]

come to think of it mine did the same thing on asphalt and mine only had 32,000 miles on it when i sold it. i think the front axles are binding because of the different wheel speeds in a tight corner. something to do with the anti-slip diff.?

Even without a limited slip a 4wd vehicle in 4wd on dry pavement will do this.

 

[06SRT10]

Had a 2001 with the V-10 Magnum. Great for pulling my travel trailer & 4X4'ing. If I had to pull something I would look at buying another one. 300HP, I can't remember what the torque was.

 

[10-1=9]

Most 4X4 Dodge trucks have that problematic vacuum disconnect front axle. It connects and disconnects the two halves of right side axle. This keeps the driveshaft, ring & pinion from turning with the front tires. The spider gears & axles will still spin no matter what.

 

[mopar-or-no-car]

We'll the largest gas engine in the line up. So like a 360 with 2 extra cylinders then?

Yes that would be correct....Back when Ma Mopar owned a lil performance company called GINI..They worked closely with Chrysler to develop the small bore alum v10...Chryslers small block technology worked and was proven why change it/? I call it the LA V10- not sure if anybody else does :dontknow:

 

[Mopar]

come to think of it mine did the same thing on asphalt and mine only had 32,000 miles on it when i sold it. i think the front axles are binding because of the different wheel speeds in a tight corner. something to do with the anti-slip diff.?

Was this supercharged? Pretty sure You sold it to my buddy colt.

 

[Jfireboy1]

Had a 2001 with the V-10 Magnum. Great for pulling my travel trailer & 4X4'ing. If I had to pull something I would look at buying another one. 300HP, I can't remember what the torque was.

actually depends on where you read up but it says anywhere from 300-310 hp and 450ft llbs. Towing capacity is 13,200lbs

 

[10-1=9]

Yes that would be correct....Back when Ma Mopar owned a lil performance company called GINI..They worked closely with Chrysler to develop the small bore alum v10...Chryslers small block technology worked and was proven why change it/? I call it the LA V10- not sure if anybody else does :dontknow:

Always glad to learn something, thanks