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4th Generation 6.7L Cummins Specifications & Information (2010-2018)

4th Gen Cummins Specs, information, and HP/TQ Numbers!

2010-2018 Ram 2500 & Ram 3500 Specs & Info

The 6.7L Cummins engine was added to third generation Ram HD trucks in years 2007.5-2009. It added power and helped Ram comply with upcoming emissions standards. 2010 marked the beginning of the 4th generation Cummins which continued until 2018. This generation Ram HD featured a myriad of new features and technology. Quad cab trucks were replaced with full-size crew cabs. Ram retained their Mega Cab models as well! Numerous trims were added to the Ram truck lineup, giving a much needed interior boost. The Laramie Longhorn and Limited trims made Ram trucks a leader in interior luxury. Performance additions included a more reliable 68 RFE transmission, and a new Aisin transmission. Depending on your truck’s transmission, you could actually have different horsepower and torque output in the same model year truck. For that reason, we created a chart for 4th generation 6.7L Cummins Specifications.

While the 6.7L Cummins engine has proven its reliability across the board, there are many different variations of the engine and many improvements have been made over the years. To help our readers, we’ve compiled a full list of 4th generation 6.7L Cummins specifications from 2010 to 2018! If you’re looking for product recommendations for your 4th Generation Cummins, check out our favorite performance upgrades post for 2010-2018 Ram HD Trucks.

4th Generation 6.7L Cummins Specifications (2010-2018)

4th Gen 6.7L Cummins Years:2010-2018
Engine Design:Inline 6 Cylinder
Block:Cast Iron
Cylinder Head:Cast Iron
Displacement:6.7 Liters or 408 Cubic Inches
Bore:4.21″ (106.9 mm)
Stroke:4.88″ (124 mm)
Compression Ratio:17.3:1
Firing Order:1-5-3-6-2-4
Fuel Injection:Bosch CP3 High Pressure Common
Rail System 29,000 PSI
Turbocharger:Holset HE351VE Variable Geometry
Turbocharger (VGT)
Valvetrain:Overhead Valve Engine (OHV)
4 Valves Per Cylinder
Pistons:
Cast Aluminum
Transmissions68RFE 6-Speed Automatic
G56 6-Speed Manual
Aisin 6-Speed Automatic (2013+)
Weight:1150 Lbs Dry
Engine Oil Capacity:12 Quarts or 11.4 Liters
Coolant Capacity:5.7 Gallons or 23.8 Quarts
Fuel:2007.5-2013 B5 Compatible
2013.5+ B20 Compatible
Fuel Tank Size:28 or 32 Gallons

DEF Tank Size:5.5 Gallons
Governed Speed:3,013 rpm (2007-2012 Models)
3,000 rpm (2013+)
Horsepower (Varies by year)350-385 at 2800-3,013 rpm
Torque (Varies by year)610-930 lb/ft at 1,500-1700 rpm

4th Generation 6.7L Cummins Horsepower And Torque

How much horsepower and torque does a 4th generation Cummins produce? That’s kind of a tough question to answer! From the year 2007 to 2018 the Cummins trucks improved almost 200 lb/ft or torque and 35 horsepower! Unlike the other manufacturers, Ram trucks actually produce different numbers according to their transmission and an available high output option. The new 2019 Ram 2500 and Ram 3500 trucks equipped with the high output engine produce 400 horsepower and 1,000 lb/ft of torque. Here is our horsepower/torque chart to make it easy for you!

Year:TransmissionStock Horsepower Stock Torque
2007-201068RFE Automatic
Manual (G56)
350 Horsepower
350 Horsepower
650 lb/ft
610 lb/ft
2011-201268RFE Automatic
Manual (G56)
350 Horsepower
350 Horsepower
800 lb/ft
610 lb/ft
2013-2014Manual (G56)
68RFE Auto
Aisin Auto (Dually Only)
350 Horsepower
370 Horsepower
385 Horsepower
660 lb/ft
800 lb/ft
850 lb/ft
2015Manual (G56)
68RFE Auto
Aisin Auto (Dually Only)
350 Horsepower
370 Horsepower
385 Horsepower
660 lb/ft
800 lb/ft
865 lb/ft
2016-2017Manual (G56)
68RFE Auto
Aisin Auto (Dually Only)
350 Horsepower
370 Horsepower
385 Horsepower
660 lb/ft
800 lb/ft
930 lb/ft
2018Manual (G56)
68RFE Auto
Aisin Auto (Dually Only)
350 Horsepower
370 Horsepower
385 Horsepower
660 lb/ft
800 lb/ft
930 lb/ft

6.7L Cummins Emissions

New emissions requirements and the need for a more powerful engine resulted in the birth of the 6.7L Cummins. The 3rd generation Cummins, along with the 5.9L engine had proven to be a reliable and very capable motor. It could no longer meet stricter emissions standards however, and it was getting difficult to increase performance output while lowering carbon emissions. The 6.7L engine held a variety of changes compared to the 5.9L Engine. A diesel particulate filter (DPF) was added to Ram’s heavy duty truck line-up. The purpose being significant reduction of Carbon emissions from the trucks. Since then, Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) and Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) have been added as emissions control devices too.

4th Generation Cummins Tow Ratings

Years:Standard Tow
Rating:
5th Wheel
Tow Rating:
GVWR:GCWR:Payload:

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