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Could be that, or a combination of options.
Mine:
2022 Laramie
Hemi (non ET)
Crew Cab
6’ 4” Bed
3.92 Rear Axle Ratio
Anti-Spin Differential Rear Axle
2WD
Trailer Tow Group
2 Piece Drive Shaft
I think if they were to offer a lowered truck, they need to change the front bumper and grill to the 2025+ Big Horn and above trim, and a body kit like the Mammoth 400 or DC650, for more of a street look.
I watched his video and the truck he shows does not look lowered, but has street tires on it, which makes it look a little lower. I’m not saying 100% for sure that they won’t make a street truck with TRX bodywork, but remember that car manufacturers have been making “concept” vehicles for...
Not a guarantee for everyone. I’m 5’ 9” and they helped me. I had to play with the seat adjustment under my knees, the seat distance from the steering wheel, the back angle, and the pedal adjustments until I could find the perfect spot. Then I saved it in the seat memory.
I highly doubt Ram will ever come out with a truck anything similar to the Direct Connection/Fox DC650, Hennessy Mammoth 400, or the Black Widow/Fox (SCA) SR650. They have been “gauging” interest for the Low Down concept since 2019, and they obviously decided that there was not enough interest...
Have you considered the Seat Jackers? Not a back pad, but makes significant improvements in seating position which helps with back pain. I have them, as do quite a few members here, and I love them.
https://desertdoesit.com/collections/all/2019-2025-ram-1500-esr8536949
As stated above, I don’t think you will really feel any ride difference between the two. It’s basically going to come down to options. What you want and what you don’t want. For instance, the Tungsten is only available in the short bed and you cannot get it without the Ram Boxes. There are other...
I don’t have any personal experience with either of those trims, but I highly recommend contacting Mark Dodge in Louisiana to either purchase from their inventory or custom ordering your new truck. They are a bulk dealer and have incredible pricing. You will most likely not find a dealership...
Here is a list of modifications:
# FOX FACTORY CUSTOM BUILD / LIMITED QUANTITY
Performance Coilover Lowering System
22-in Black Alloy Wheels
Michelin Pilot Sport All Season Tires
305/40R22 Performance Tires
Hood Vents
Grille Vents
Performance Tuned Exhaust
Custom Direct Connection Leather...
I found a dealership that had some for sale and they posted the original window sticker for the truck. It shows a 5–year or 60,000–mile Powertrain Limited Warranty although multiple articles I have read state that it comes with the 10-year/100,000-mi warranty.
New member RWL11 recently purchased one. Might respond to one of his posts with any questions.
https://5thgenrams.com/community/threads/my-new-dc650.71011/
https://5thgenrams.com/community/threads/new-member-owner-of-a-dcs650.71003/#post-937894
According to an article from Hot Rod Network “Every rig comes with a three-year/36,000-mile warranty on proprietary Direct Connection parts, plus Ram’s standard 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain coverage.”
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