Recent content by nc_beagle

I have the air and ORG and I definitely feel a difference. Mine arrived with the middle hole too small, though so I do have it on the tightest setting.

Rebel OEM tires might play a factor too?

Not sure if I can link to a PDF but this shows all the production dates, etc... https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/rcl/2026/RCLRPT-26V059-8421.pdf

Why not tell the dealership to reach out to whoever buys the Ram and tell them if they want a tune, the buyer can reach out to you and make a deal.

That was actually my suggestion, though I mentioned Enterprise. I notice the wire to the trailer brakes on the frame is just a bare wire. I have idea how to make use of that. Funny thing is we have a guy who hauls around grading equipment and he didn't want to move the frames.

Our company has two mobile home frames that are roughly 12' x 45' with three axles. One has a bit of wood framing (deck and subfloor) on it and has a tongue weight of 700#. The other is just the frame and should have a lower tongue weight and less overall weight. We're ballparking the frames at...

5 oil changes in 12K miles? :oops:

You should get a job at the plant and build your truck Johnny Cash style. One Piece at a Time. ;)

I have one, pulling a Lance camper that's 25' in total length. Some will say it's overkill but I am very happy with it.

I had a similar problem but switching to Media (Sirius in my case) allows me to change that volume. Then I just go back to Android Auto. By this I mean I actually push the icons on the bottom of the screen.

Any reason they couldn't design a second rear camera flush with the top of the tailgate that would come on when the tailgate is down? So you would have something when backing with the tailgate lowered? I tend to be a turn and look over my shoulder backer but I use the backup camera at times.

This isn't a Ram specific question but I don't belong to any message boards that would be more appropriate. I know companies like Volvo and probably Porsche used to have a program where you'd fly over to the plant to buy your car, drive it around the country (make it a vacation) and then ship...

That's odd. Wonder if it's an error? When I looked I was using the 5'7" bed. Motor Trend says its available almost through the whole lineup. https://www.motortrend.com/news/2026-ram-1500-price-msrp-trim-levels

I cant show that it's a Bighorn but that's what I selected. 4x4 and didn't add any options.

It appeared as an option when i looked at Laramie and Big Horn 4x4. Oddly not Rebel though.