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Oh, it was. ;)

FWIW, I run a Fastway e2 WDH with round bars (https://www.fastwaytrailer.com/e2-hitch). They're fantastic and so easy to set up.

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Do you leave your transmission in 4WD Auto?

The fact the one on the right is not parallel with the bottom of the glass is triggering my OCD.

I know it's early (by 6 months or so), but I like to plan ahead. I live where we get a lot of snow, and the roads (especially secondary and tertiary) can be snow-packed and slick. In previous winters, I didn't have to worry much about my previous truck's ability to get around (the Ridgeline's...

Thanks--I obviously didn't read the article. ;)

Isn't one of the advantages of the eTorque system is that it adds low-end torque? I can't be sure, but I seem to recall reading that somewhere. If that's true, then the torque added to the engine by the eTorque system could what helps the engine stay in ECO at lower speeds. Just my $0.02...

As a follow-up, I finally got around to configuring my e2-Fastway WDH that I had used with my Ridgeline. Took me about an hour, but man...I should've done that weeks earlier! Took the trailer from my house to the dump station then to the storage place, and the difference between using the WDH...

To be honest, they're fine where they are. No, I don't want to be "That Guy," but I was flashed in my Ridgeline with halogens several times. I've looked at the cutoff line of my Ram's lights, and they're low enough to not be an issue. Considering I'm getting flashed only 2 or 3 times a month, I...

Nope I haven't touched them. I get the nice clean cutoff that's below the other drivers' eyes, but some are just too sensitive to the bluer light of LEDs, IMHO.

They're still at their factory setting; I'm not worried about it.

In my '14 Ridgeline, I drove with my lights and foglamps (all halogens) on all the time. I never got flashed. In 8 weeks of driving the Ram, I get flashed once per nighttime driving trip (with low beams on)...and I feel so guilty about it I don't even use the fog lamps. I personally love the...

My '21 Laramie Sport matches this experience; no issues with wheel heating all the way around.

Thanks for posting that. After considering this as an option (despite the price), the complaints of water leaking (combined with me living in a northern climate) is enough to give me a hard pass.

Just to add some more to this thread, the guy that runs the Project Farm YouTube channel tested RP vs Amsoil. () He does a lot of comparative tests; he's done a lot on tools, but many on automotive supplies, too.

A couple weeks ago I had some pretty whippin' winds as I traveled. As I crested the top of a pass, the nost of the truck got blasted with grit, rocks (post spring melt), and trash; I grimaced as the truck was blasted for 30 seconds or so. Got home and saw the bumper covered with a peppering of...

Got the WeatherTech. I think it turned out pretty good, though I embarrassed myself by totally removing the rubber seal when it’s not called for in the instructions. Thankfully I had some weather stripping fasteners to replace the ones I removed. Lesson learned. Pardon the water spots; I just...

I'm a Griot's diehard. Wish their stuff didn't cost an arm and a leg, but I've had great results with all their stuff.

Got it--thanks!