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There's two types of bed extenders. One for use with the ramboxes and one to be used stand alone. I assumed the OP was asking about the standalone but maybe not.

Almost every tire size 275/65-20 is an E load range and very common. Also most higher end trim options on all trucks have come with 20” wheels for at least a decade.

1. Yes 2. No 3. Yes. It sits below the rails.

So it takes 4.8 years to break even with the improved economy. What about on year 5 and the etorque system/battery needs a repair or replace?

This guy apparently doesnt understand that wheel diameter and tire diameter are two entirely different things.

I have no regrets. I am not a Dodge/Ram fan at all. In fact I’ve bad mouthed themmy whole life. I was all set on another Ford and something drew me in to look at the 19s. Styling I guess. As I test drove it over a few days and gave it a fair assessment it became apparent it appears to be a...

Wouldn't it be cleaner and easier to wire the lights to a relay that gets its power from the battery, and use a simple switch to active the relay?

Well how high does this muffler go? If it goes to 12 then that’s just too much.

Can I ask why people do this? I know I'm not going to change the world here, but I don't understand it. There's no hp increase over modern OE mufflers, you can't hear the exhaust from inside the cab (so what's the point?), and it increases noise pollution so everyone else has no choice but to...

Mine take a significant effort to pull apart so if yours just pop apart at random id say the latch is probably broken.

I was just up in Harrisburg at the car auction and there are a ton of 19s getting around in PA. Lots more than I'm seeing in my area.

This is a prime example of what happens when people only look at peak hp/tq numbers, instead of a power curve. Marketing is a powerful thing

Curious, when and why would you use this on a cookie cutter truck?

Even though it isnt conditioned air blowing in to the seat, it does an outstanding job of keeping things cool and dry. Do you really want ice cold air blowing up your cornhole?

Regardless of any weight rating analysis, that kind of trailer will just about put you on the bumpstops. Theres far too many internet discussions about this subject so im not going to get in to one about whether or not you’ll have enough truck for the camper. You will need the bags to prevent...

I think it does. The hypertech plugs in to this module instead of the obdII port. Very easy to do.

Sort of. I don't think that's exactly the way to measure it. There is a point of diminishing returns. I get the etorque's output is 130 ft/lb. But if measured at the crank on a 5.7 with and without etorque, will there really be 130 ft/lb difference? I don't know, but I'd bet not. I'll put...

Takes a whole lot of gas at a mere 1 mpg improvement to make up that kind of coin. I can't understand this system at all. Anything that will try to spin the engine by the crank with a 10 rib pulley won't be able to put too much usable torque out before belt slippage occurs. So it can't be...

I haul too many dirty things and go to the beach in OBX far too often to use a bedrug. The Line-X is easily sprayed out, but the trade off is things tend to slide around easier. I've seen the bedrug can be hosed off too, but I'm not sure how it compares to the amount of effort to clean.

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