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Installed it today. Fits perfect and after the 2" front lift, the rear 3/4" spacer kept the back 3/8" higher than the front.

Tried putting in a 2" level, ended up with a broken strut and having to wait a week for the new one to show up. The shock nut was siezed onto the shock piston which is stainless, ended up having to heat the nut with an oxy/acetylene torch and they came right off. Turns out during all the...

I'm installing it this weekend, I ordered a 2" front lift as well and working under a snow covered truck is no fun. Hopefully it will be dry later in the week.

Just make sure the offset is correct, if its not the tires may look like theyre tucked too far under the truck giving it an odd look.

4th Gen

Yep, very visible holes on the outside of the fender, about 10 of them.

The lower you go the less likely the tailgate will open on it's own.

Does the truck think a trailer has been connected since you're drawing power from the trailer harness?

All of the sheet metal in modern cars gets fully submerged in some sort of corrosion inhibitor, it's usually beige colored but depends on the manufacturer.

For a radial tire to have the "rubber round at the top of the tire while driving" would take a massive amount of air pressure/overloading the tire. 51 PSI would not stretch the steel cords under the tread of the tire.

There's a member of the forum selling them on the buy/sell/trade section right now. https://5thgenrams.com/community/threads/fs-front-rear-tinted-side-window-air-deflectors-for-2019-quad-cab.6984/

This could be related to the ANC system, there's a tsb to update it. I'd check with your dealer to see if it's available for your truck.

You're payload WILL NOT increase 3,000lbs by putting the 3.92 axles in the truck, although your towing capacity will go up considerably. You must've read the website wrong, there's no half-ton truck on the market with a payload even close to 4,600lbs. Personally if I were you I'd invest in some...

Most tri-folds are rated in the 300-400 lb range, but we're talking about evenly distributed weight.... which means snow. If you were to jump up on one of these covers and stand on it then it's surely to do some damage.

Just ordered it, I'll update after installation.

That wire isn't in the same circuit as the bed lights. I used that same wire for my headache rack lights, if I remember correctly it was for either the marker lights or reverse lights.

Here's a great video of the charcoal filter that was posted on youtube this morning by a very reputable channel.

Nope, just use a screwdriver and pry it off or you can drill out the plastic rivets.

They're definitely of the quality where you would want to remove them if you're trading the truck in. Cheaper amazon lights aren't even worth the time it takes to remove them. The lifetime warranty is also another reason.

Reading these comments is hard.... I'm in the one business where it has to be cold and snowy, we're a snowplow distributer and manufacturer. If you ever find a need for them in florida my bags are packed!!!