http://www.moparaction.com/Article/Super_Truck/Super_Truck.html

There will only be 100 made from the factory for 2008 and NO it is not an SRT10 its all 5.7 under the hood

RANCHER here is what you need to trade in for

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http://www.mrnorms.com/news/news.html

Here is how you buy it and its not priced too bad. With only a $6,750 markup and with all the Dodge incentives and the fact that Dodge is on board with this and you still keep your factory warranty this is a hell of a deal

http://www.showyourauto.com/am/listings/l0210.html

Uh, WOW... and... I WANT IT! And KB said they weren't gonna even touch our trucks. Guess that shows you the pull Mr. Norm has! The whole package is $2,250 more than a factory rig? Oh goodness, I'm calling!!

Stock tranny will not hold up for too long, pistons will eventually fail at some point and I dont see the stock rear end holding up to all that power

Which is why I want to call and get the scoop!

I didn't see where it said how much power it makes.

The trans/rear hold up just fine with up to 500rwhp in the sts turbo applications.

I just got off the phone with Kenne Bell and Norms and kb does not have a forced injection tuning solution for the dodge hemi and norms said the truck will not be under warrantee.

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Originally posted by kenihemi:
I just got off the phone with Kenne Bell and Norms and kb does not have a forced injection tuning solution for the dodge hemi and norms said the truck will not be under warrantee.

AND THE TRUTH SHALL SET YOU FREE!!! Damn KB getting our hopes up again.

Sweet lookin' truck at a helluva price, though. Nice find, Wade.

Figured it was too good to be real, what a fraud even on Norms site they say it is tuned they are falsely advertising something that is not accurate, Norms needs to step up and take that off his site

I called them all looking for a tuning answer for my turbo.

KB said, no way with a dodge.

Norms only sells trucks and does not have a clue about tuning. So sure, buy a supercharged truck that has no warrantee and they don't know how it's tuned.

So when, not if, it blows up, its your problem.

Nothing for nothing, when you fi an engine, its going to need more fuel when it goes on boost and it must be delivered according to the rpms and boost levels.

I already forgot about them guys.

Same old story.

They can't get around our nazi pcms.

Dang, I thought that they might have an answer.

Just another wet dream.

Keni send a nice message to mopar action and let them know what an injustice and slap in the face to mopar owners they just did by printing that article

Wow, no piggyback or anything? That's very disppointing. So if it IS safe at all, it's prolly only boosting 2psi, if that. If not, prolly 5psi, and ready to blow up.

Think this is just for the car collector that has $45k to blow and throws it in a museum. Nice. C'mon Norm. Guess everyone's still just in the business of making money with a name, not a product.

Not sure what they do for tuning. The norm site says its a kb tuner "optimizer II". I asked kb about it and they said it for na motors, not fi.

KENI, this is an email response from the earlier link I posted

http://www.showyourauto.com/am/listings/l0210.html

Can you help me respond to him



I appreciate your interest and for contacting me Wade. The information you
have conflicts directly with the information I have. I am interested to
know precisely whom you spoke with at Kenne Bell and Norm's and when. To
the best of my knowledge, Kenne Bell has the product and has agreed to brand
it as "Mr. Norm's Performance Proven" for aftermarket install exclusively on
2008 Ram 1500 Mr. Norm's Super Trucks. These units are warranted by Kenne
Bell and are 50 State Legal. One is in fact installed in the prototype
concept vehicle that premiered at SEMA this year. They did have calibration
problems with the kit in 2003, but it has been since worked out.

With regard to the truck's factory, this truck is sold new and delivered to
the owner without ANY alteration to the drivetrain with the Chrysler
Lifetime Warranty intact. The automobile warranty regarding on a truck
installed with an aftermarket Supercharger, I direct you an excerpt on Kenne
Bell's site:

http://www.kennebell.net/warranty.htm

"Dealer Warranties
Under Federal Law, vehicle manufacturers, dealers or agents cannot void
vehicle powertrain or emissions warranties due to the presence of a properly
installed Kenne Bell product. If a warranty is denied, contact the
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) at (202) 260-2080 or www.epa.gov or
the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) at (202) 326-3128 or www.ftc.gov.
Additional information is available at the SEMA (Specialty Equipment
Manufacturers Association) website www.sema.org. Kenne Bell is a member of
SEMA."

I will check into this again to confirm what I know. Please let me know who
you spoke with so we can clear up any confusion. It is very important that
this is done right to protect both the customer and the Mr. Norm's name.

Thanks for the 'Heads Up' Wade,

Patrick Krook




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