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Sorry, wasn’t trying to be mean or anything. Just was trying to understand the reasoning behind adding the nitrous to the truck for a little more power that would only be used under WOT. When a s/c is the better alternative for consistent power for all RPMs.
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Why…………..just why? Is it just for adding power? Or are you racing it? Nitrous can and will destroy the motor, plugs, pistons, etc if it’s not tuned. Not to mention most kits are designed around wide open throttle use anyways. I mean how often do you use WOT? I think I’ve only done that once...
I’ve personally been looking at the Octane Series from Chassis Unlimited….. the make a winch version and non winch. Also make a matching rear bumper.
https://chassisunlimited.com/2019-2021-ram-1500-octane-series-front-winch-bumper.html
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Not sure what state you live in, but here in California we have what is called the BAR, Bureau of Automotive Repair. They are literally a government department responsible for concerns like this. If you are unsatisfied with auto repairs/dealer, you can file a claim with them and they will...
Only way to be 100% is to have them remove the spring and place them next to a new-ish spring. But no, they don’t. They are under A LOT of stress when in the installed position. Springs have a tendency to retain their dexterity, they would almost have to crack/bend to be compromised.
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Hahahaha TRUST me, as someone who has been a tech for Audi for 15yrs………….lol mechanics 101 has but all been lost over the years for some. I agree to an extent about the springs. However, without actually personally seeing a picture of how much they were compressed/compromised I’d believe they...
Maybe? But doubt it. Have the dealer switch it out to the way it is supposed to be. If ride is still somewhat ****ty, I’d throw a fit with service manage and get them to order and install another new kit the way it should be.
Side note……..most of not all fox suspension parts are fully...
If you’re still under factory warranty you might be able to make an appointment to have them take a look at it for functionality, But usually that is considered a wear item unless you have a prepaid maintenance where fluids like that are replaced.
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