Recent content by MandoDane

I keep looking for something to tighten but no luck yet.

Speaking of axles, I wanted to ask anyone that if it's normal to have some play at this portion of the inner cv (not sure of the component name). When I hit it with my hand it makes a metallic clunking sound. Hard to describe to actual sound. Both passenger and driver side have the same sound...

They still did the warranty repair with the aftermarket parts you installed?

I installed the sway bar links and made a huge difference. I'm installing new UCAs this weekend.

Thanks for your help!

This one? MEVOTECH MS25673 Supreme; Greaseable; Front Outer; without Sport Suspension. MEVOTECH MS25673

Thanks for the advice! What kind of tie rod ends to you install? Is there different ones for stock vs leveled?

Yeah the Eibachs added another 2" on the already 1" that was OEM. I'll check YouTube. I'm almost a YouTube certified mechanic. Thanks again!

I'll check those out for sure. Since it was already raised an inch with the OFP, would I get the 2" or 3" leveled? The Eibachs added 2 inches. Do you know if that part of the axle is supposed to have any play in it?

Thanks for the reply! I didn't get those yet. They were tight and rotated pretty smoothly though.

All, I'm experiencing clunking noises from the front end of my 2019 Ram Rebel (ORP), occurring on both the passenger and driver sides. These noises have become more noticeable this year. As an initial attempt to resolve the issue, I replaced the sway bar bushings, but unfortunately, this didn't...

I’ll have to check them out. Thanks!

Thanks for the recommendation. I think I may be leaning that way. How was the tread life and road noise? My Duratracs are a touch loud.

It’s almost time for some new tires. Debating between another set of Goodyear Duratrac or change to BFG All-Terrain T/A KO2. Has anyone put on BFGs? Any recommendations? Thanks for any insight!

I had a little fender bender and trying to find the part numbers for the lower grey bumper piece and the mesh piece above it that holds the proximity sensors. See pictures. Thanks for the help!