Recent content by Nlg4021

Yep. I don’t have any rub that I have experienced. I’ve even driven around in entry/exit a little bit.

Thanks, I believe the picture of when the road is wet is in normal mode. The other is definitely off-road 1. I’ll try to get picture in normal when I get a chance.

Installed 35x11.5x20 Ridge Grapplers last week with the leveling links from linksforram. Also installed the Tazer DT today.

I had a 2018 Limited Tundra with 4.30’s before I traded it in on my Limited Ram with 3.92’s . My normal day to day mileage was actually better in the Tundra. With the being said the Ram obviously won me over. I will say the auto cruise in the Tundra was horrible and always giving me errors. So...

I’m down for one! Pm sent

Thanks!

I took mine in this morning for this on the passenger mirror. The dealer said they have to submit pictures to Ram first before they can even order the mirror. Did any of you guys have to deal with this? They said it can take up to a week.

Yea mine does the same thing. Its almost like it goes to sleep after a certain amount of time.

So you put a daystar level on the limited air suspension? I thought this wasn’t possible.

The exhaust shop welded them.

I have been waiting to see if anyone gets any solid info. I've tried unplugging the mass modules and a few other things. So far for me the raising the tire pressures between 42 to 44 psi have made the largest difference. I've had two different place check my balance. One had a road force machine...

Ha the only reason I know is because I had to use it!

Actually that is the lever to manually get the truck out of gear..... it's in the owners manual.

Same thing has happened to me and a few other members. Still no evident reason why but when I let the truck idle for a few minutes all of the warning lights went away after all the systems initialized themselves.

FWIW I originally had this idea too but couldn't really find any good info. So I just had a 14" maganaflow welded in and plugged the resonator weep holes and I'm completely happy. Costed $150 for everything.