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Got any pics of this setup yet? I’m looking at the same...

Sounds like the Tazer DT is the only way to shut it off completely. Thanks!

Hey all, Is there a way to turn off the front headlights all the way whenever the truck is in park? I’d rather not blind everyone in the parking lot while waiting in the car. Thanks!

Yes, and it was terrifying!!

Do you mean other than the storage bins under the mats in the back floorboards!?!

I’ve found that the Rebel wheel size is 18x8, offset 19.05mm. You said that you wanted the wheel to stick out an inch further. Therefore, I’d say that the wheel should have an offset of -4 on an 18x8 rim.

You’re looking at a -25 offset. 25mm is about an inch.

I will also add that the passenger seat is not as soft as the drivers seat. Maybe that’s because there’s not always a passenger in the truck, but after 3000 miles so far, I feel it’s noticeable. So, make sure you’re comparing drivers side to passenger side as well. I know when shopping for...

My truck slammed on the brakes when attempting to go through a yellow light...are these things meant to stop at red lights as well? I was super lucky that no one was behind me as well!

Very nice!! Had the same set up, different sizes though, on my last truck! Loved them!!

Yeah, Ridge Grapplers are more of a hybrid all terrain/mud terrain. The Terra Grappler G2, which I had on my last truck before I had the Ridge Grapplers, are more of an all terrain tire. They are not as nice looking and did not last as long as my Ridge Grapplers did. They were a little...

That’s hilarious! Whenever I buy things nowadays, I am like what do you mean I have to wait until tomorrow. When back in the day, it was always 4-6 weeks or more! Lol!! I was just trying to see if there was a specific reason for the LT tires over the non-LT. Thanks!!

Love the look of your setup. I have used ridge grapplers and haven’t noticed much in the way of noise...but then again I’ve also used trail grapplers before and those are loud! Just different perspectives I guess... a question for you though...what made you go with 285/65r20 and not...

I traded in my 2015 ram 2500 recently. I towed a 40’ 16,000lb fifth wheel. It pulled like a dream. When I went for the delivery of my fifth wheel, the RV guys were in awe of the features and the truck itself. They said it was way more than capable to do the job...keep in mind these were not...

Yes, the 35’s will have more give. The bigger the sidewall the more give. The 35’s will have approximately 6.5” of sidewall, as opposed to 33’s giving you 5.5”. If you’re going more for the look, then an aggressive all terrain would be the way to go. Ridge grapplers are surprisingly quiet on...

Probably lift first, unless you want to rub...

While I loved my Ridge Grapplers, be aware that the 35/12.5r22 have the “F” load range. This means they are 12 ply tires...very strong, but not much give. So unless you plan on carrying huge loads, your ride will be much, much stiffer! Look for tires in the “D” or “E” load range. Look at the...

Good looking truck there!! And go Astros!

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Is there a way to purchase the ORP coil springs to use with a mopar lift? Does anyone know what the part numbers are?? I’m hoping to get a little more than the 2”. Thanks in advance!