Ram 1500 Hurricane 6. Will it be as Reliable as the Hemi? 

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Just got me a 2021 1500, reg cab 5.7 w/86k miles from Enterprise!

The Hurricane is simply too complicated. It’s a problem waiting to happen. Engineers often overlook the beauty and dependability of simplicity!

Dodge/Stellantis ,is having more major problems with there new TT Hurricane 6CYI engines blowing up !! And problems ranging from Oil pump failure, Camshafts, Headgaskets, failure Turbos, and the Crankshaft Snapping in half !! 😫😫🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️👎👎

The hemi had its share of issues, mostly due to MDS, and some of the accessories (a/c, water pump) were of questionable quality but I think it will prove to be far superior to the hurricane 6. This is pure speculation, but I wouldn’t be surprised if the build quality is shoddy, then the added heat and pressure of forced induction is a recipe for disaster.

It's a sad time... Farewell Hemi

All that boost it need premium fuel all the time .

2 turbos, over complicated, constant boost pressure, I bet it won't last as long as my 2006 chevy 4X4, with just shy of 200 thousand miles, nothing but regular maintenance, no engine, or trans problems

No. Next question lol

2:01 100,000 to 120,000 miles. Typical of a factory turbocharged engine.

Definitely don’t want

Factory turbo engines are inherently less reliable, same scenario as the coyote/ecoboost. Marketplace flooded with people selling ecoboosts with 100k miles

Nothing good came from hi-tech European engineering like bmw m5 v10.