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Has anyone changed their OEM exhaust tips to the Carvan bolt ons? Just wondering how easy the swap was and if it looks better. I have the OEM chrome tips and was considering the polished Carvan tips, as they look better when using metal polishes on then versus the OEM chrome that start to...

Have you checked out the Carvan exhaust tips? Nice finish... https://www.carvenexhaust.com/exhaust-accessories/universal-exhaust-tips/carven-siginature-5-black-ram-truck-exhaust-tip-set-985.html

I'm just not confident enough to order. When I look at the part number specifically, it lists that it fits up to 2018.

I saw the mats, but when I put in my truck info - 2019 RAM 1500...they disappear (indicating they don't fit).

Does anyone know if Mopar has a rubber bed mat for the 2019 Ram? I just took delivery of mine, which has a spray-in liner, but I've always liked the rubber bed mat in there just because. I can't find that Mopar has one, but I know they always have made them in the past. Does anyone know more...

Easy enough...I'll double-check my gap's length and find some 1/2" seals to try. Thanks.

Well with that being the case (which I clearly see the gaps on my truck)...what seals did you get? Buying an entire kit doesn't seem necessary if there's another (lower cost) option for seals that would account for the smaller areas.

Since you have the spray in liner (like me), I'll be curious if this seal kit sticks to the liner. I've read where most people have attachment issues on spray in liners. Please let us know what you find out.

Looks like the cotton has better flow numbers. The dry would require zero maintenance. I never keep a vehicle long enough to need to maintenance one, so I always go with the wet filter.

I also have the Lomax... but can you tell me where you got you're seal kit? I've wanted to get one but not sure where.

I can actually respect that type of setup. I think it also saves dealers from over-charging if a buyer isn't paying attention or doing their research. Generally direct contact with a vendor can result in a price lower than MAP pricing...if their are so-inclined.

Now we're talking! I'm in.

Let us know if you find anything.

Good enough for me...this might just be the one to go with.

Wow...that is large. Question is...do you notice any difference?

Nails...great information on all the units that were listed. Very helpful. Sounds like the S&B is probably the best OVERALL value across the board.

For what it's worth, I originally purchased the Husky splash guards as I was waiting for my truck to be delivered. In the past (on Ford trucks), the fit has always been much, much better than the WeatherTech. On the Ram...that is NOT the case. The Husky almost looked as though it was designed...

Ok...I'm confused as heck on these. Some of the options S&B - $299 Airaid - $450 Airaid JR - $200 AFE Pro - $350 AFE Momentum - $450 Vararam - $350 And tons of drop-in filters. With huge price differences, which is really doing any good? And first glance, the S&B appears to be the best value...

I just took delivery of my Ram Limited this past week. Now that's it's all cleaned up and accessories installed, I hit the road this weekend. Coming from a 2016 F150 Limited w/ Ecoboost and tune (450hp / 475tq), I must say that the Hemi feels like a dog to me. I know that alot simply has to...

I got the Lomax cover installed (and I think I’m going to like it). Next, I tried to install the Mopar Bed Divider (here's the install diagram: https://moparonlineparts.com/docs/82215481.pdf), and the Lomax cover itself is no trouble at all, but the rail-clamps of the Lomax are in the way by...