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As a reference, here’s my 2019 Laramie Sport Crew 4X4 Hemi-no eTorque, 3.21 rear. On 87 regular unleaded over 850 miles, local driving up to 65 MPG.

As a reference, here’s my 2019 Laramie Sport 4X4, Hemi no eTorque, 3.21 rear. Average over the last 850 miles using 87 unleaded. Local driving up to 60.

Nicely done. Understated attention to detail always catches my eye.

Now have to convince the wife farkling up my truck is generally a good thing. Farkle: The word is generally accepted to mean a combination of "function" and "sparkle", hence, farkle. Motorcycle enthusiasts may install accessories, called farkles (also spelled farkel), to customize their machine.

Going back to the manufacturer, the 2019 RAM Owner’s Manual recommends “...to provide satisfactory fuel economy and performance...gasoline having an octane range of 87 to 89...“ The use of 89 octane “Plus” gasoline is recommended for optimum performance and fuel economy.” Note the two levels...

I was motivated and so took only five minutes/half a beer. And wow, much better lighting in the bed. Quite an improvement over the OEMs.

Octane rating (the number) represents a standard measure of gasoline’s resistance to detonation. This is an objective result of specific laboratory testing and does not change. There are several recognized standards methods used throughout the world. In the US, gasoline octanes are expressed as...

Octane seems an emotional and subjective topic. Here’s an informative technical article on gasoline and octane: https://www.cycleworld.com/what-gasoline-is-and-isnt-and-why-motorcyclists-should-care And another forum thread to check...

Can’t kick over $250, but they are really dragging this process out. After applying I received a Mar 9 acknowledgement that advised 8-10 weeks to receive the check. Just received an update that the “check is in process and will be sent to you very soon!” Still wonder what about the process...

I had a similar dealer vinyl decal on my Laramie. I parked it in the sun for a bit, picked the pieces off easily with my thumb nail, a little wax and it was done. Took about 5 minutes

My Ivory White Laramie with Sport package has the black interior and same trim and seat piping. Never noticed ‘till now...

I went the tape and Plasti spray route: $6.00 total cost. If it holds up great, if not I’ll install the black letters.

Here’s the extent of additional graphics for my Laramie Sport Pgk (Same hood I believe). Like to keep it minimal, so Plasti Sprayed hood badging, tail and grill RAM.

I installed headlight LEDs in a previously owned 2006 Tundra. The left headlight would dimly flicker continuously with everything off. Swapped back the OEM element and no flicker. I figured there was a small current on that headlight circuit that wasn’t enough to fire off the halogens, but did...

You are probably bigger than most of the honking impatients, so just smile and wave as you go by [emoji1309]

When I was shopping for my “perfect” Laramie, my dealer scoured in-state inventory and offered to swap out a sport hood for regular if I wanted. At first I didn’t want the sport hood, but my wife liked the look...so my new Laramie Sport sports the sport hood... Don’s Auto Clinic in Cadillac...

And the sport hood can be a delete item, saving about $250.

Northern Lower Michigan

Just checked my dealer and was told same thing: BO to June (note kit in development). I would have expected the development to have been completed and kit ready upon Gen 5 arrival in dealerships.

That seems to makes sense except it doesn’t jive with the label’s 1-19 build date...a 10-day difference.