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Based on your needs... Rebel. But the Power Wagon one awesome truck. But it doesn't come without trades offs.

I recently added a Pulsar as well, and I agree with you thought that they are a little redundant at least for the performance modes. I'm going to keep my throttle controller for a little while and play around with some fine tuning of throttle response. "Performance Mode" on both the Pulsar and...

My RAM is my first truck, too. Vik - what were we thinkin?? We should have done this long ago!

Longhorn with the Offroad package... NICE! Sweet tires too!

I have had mine say "HDC not available at this time". Not sure why that happened, but it worked fine the next time I tried it.

Welcome to the forum. My B2 Muffler, resonator delete kit, and 5" black tips are STILL waiting to be installed. I have some time blocked out of my weekend to do this in 2 weeks. Can't wait! And I'm actually happy to hear that it's on the milder side as we do take some road trips with the fam...

The air suspension is really cool for all the reasons mentioned - rides great, change ride height, hooking to trailer, etc. This is now the second gen of the system and it seems to be more reliable than the first. That said - I have coil springs. I wanted to keep my truck simple. I will say...

I believe the answer is "no". The Rebel and Tradesman use a different 4wd system than other models.

Ezsailor - I see you are a little newer to the forum. If you haven't done so already, I HIGHLY encourage you to read through some of the posts here regarding payload capacity and TTs. Since you are specifically looking into payload capacity and bed length, it seems you are aware of...

Maybe they should have offered it with eTorque. :ROFLMAO:

That's a 4th gen...and a cool one! That's gotta be one quick truck! Happen to know what gear ratio you have? I've always thought the regular cab short bed trucks have a great look.

I definitely know where you are coming from! I sold a 2000 XJ - they are really tough to find in good shape. Mine had some issues, but it would be very difficult to replace if I every wanted to find another one. I miss my 1997 TJ as well. Had a lot of fun in that vehicle - in many ways...

Wanted to start a Thread dedicated to YouTube. Are you subscribed to any awesome channels? Do you have a channel of your own? I just started messing around created my own channel. I plan to make some content about my interests and hobbies. My Channel: Outdoors and Offroad...

Don't forget to post pics when it's done!

Just gave the product CeraTrim from The Last Coat a shot this weekend. Really worked great. It's a ceramic infused trim restorer. Provides protection and added gloss. Rebel owners - this is a must have product!

I wouldn't mind giving it a shot!

No. Have you? Interested in hearing how this works. I do have a cedar lined linen closet in the hall of the house though. It does give the towels a nice light scent.

As long as you apply annually, you should be okay. Frequent washing of the undercarriage will remove some of the fluid film, but it will still help. Look at it this way: it sounds like you take pretty good care of your truck. There are thousands (probably millions) of people driving around...

Automatic car washes will absolutely affect a ceramic coat. In fact, if you have one professionally applied, utilizing an automatic car wash will usually void the warranty. Issue with automatic car washes is that the brushes (or strips of carpet like material in your case) become abrasive and...

Your truck looks fantastic and it looks like Cornelio really does things the "right way" by your description of his process for removing the overspray. To be clear, I am in no way trying to minimize his work, I just want to help you understand what was applied. That Magna Shine SiO2 Spray...