how much horse power in a stock 1997 dodge 1500 5.9 liter V8 magnum SLT
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Asked by truckis Jun 05, 2008 at 06:29 PM about the 1997 Dodge RAM 1500 Laramie SLT 4WD

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8,435

Justin answered 15 years ago

Yup should be 245hp and about 340ft-lbs

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2,395

Ty answered 15 years ago

not enough.. get a hemi!

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4,900

Larry answered 15 years ago

f that chrysler boys...get a chev...

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95

Michael answered 15 years ago

Unless its the ss/t model which had the full 250/255 hp and 345 - 350 tq

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1,325

Scott answered 15 years ago

97 was 230 hp and 320 ft-lb torque in 98 it was stepped up to 245 hp

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1,325

Scott answered 15 years ago

y the 454 ss truck only had 230 hp! and the 360 is more powerful than the 350 which was discontinued for use in chevy trucks in 98

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cads answered 12 years ago

no in 97 the chevy 5.7 liter 350 puts out 255 hp and 330 FTLB TRQ

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