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I doubt that Ram cares!!! The extension pipe without the resonator is cheaper to produce. And I am thinking that is provides a minute amount of reduced exhaust turbulance which which results in a fleet-wide increase in MPG. Win Win... for Stellantis; not you.

Well I just purchased my 2023 Long Horn from a Dealer 750 miles and 3 states away from me. Spent 3 days and 24 hours driving to get there and back. The Dealers within a reasonable distance had some particular packages I wanted, but always had a bunch of packages I didn't want, and weren't...

Removed the factory horn(s) and replaced with electronic air horn speaker. Loud, not wimpy.

I wonder if they did that as a result of Covid/Supply chain shortages?

Well. I have abandoned wax and now use Ceramic (CarPro). My first vehicle was my 35 foot long motorhome. Took me a week to completely prep and then ceramic coat the entire thing. But 2 years later, the paint still looked amazing, and shed water. Sorry, I don't have pics of the motorhome...

Of course I have a muffler there. But I don't have a resonator in front of the muffler.

OK. Just read through this entire Thread. Think I lost some brain cells in the process. ;) Sooo. I have a 2023 Big Horn. I know the GT exhaust will fit my truck. But I have some questions about the GT exhaust and the mid-pipe resonator. My 2023 truck does not have a mid-pipe resonator...

That is one of the best Replies I have ever seen. Thank you. :) :):)

Thinking about going from 87 to 89 octane. I believe that "eventually" the engine will figure it out and run a bit differently on the 89. But can't you just disconnect the battery for a minute to "force" the engine to relearn?

I am interested in your feedback about the AWE exhaust for the the Ram 1500. In particular, how does it sound when you are cruising on the freeway with the windows up? I am hoping for no drone, and really, no more noise than the stock exhaust. Less important to me, how does it sound with the...

Anybody with a 2023 Ram see this yet?

Would love to hear from someone that had this problem fixed at the Dealer. So that we know new parts in stock actually fix the problem.

When most people refer to "poke" What part of the tire are they talking about? The side wall (bulge) of the tire, or the tread block of the tire? For example. The side wall bulge on my tires is exactly the same as my fenders. But the tread block is 1" inside of the fender flares. Also...

That's the same tool I have, and it works well on many types of pins, but not these. Shown below, is the pin, and as you can see, that pin is not gonna want to come back out. Think I'll just try to cut them off. Mopar PN: 4878883AA

I believe my 2023 has the same clover-leaf inserts holding the hood lining in. Is there any particular trick for getting these inserts out? I have a pretty good tool for removing inserts and I still can't these inserts out.

Thinking about an exhaust modification, BUT... I have pretty severe hearing loss after a lifetime of Guns, loud music, and loud cars. My hearing aids mostly make all of the sounds I don't want to hear louder. Most of the time, I prefer "silence". But I still appreciate a little grumble from...

I believe they should fit just fine. I love the look of the TRX wheels and wanted to put them on my regular 1500. But the TRX wheels are "bead lock" wheels, which are great for severe off-roading where you want to air-down to less than 10 PSI. But the bead lock wheels are kinda problematic...

Do you happen to know the Part Number? I would like to check periodically to see if it is available before I take my truck to the Dealer.

I just sold my Jeep JK Unlimited Rubicon which did mostly street driving but included some pretty good off reading (Rubicon, Moab, etc.). I had numerous tires on this vehicle over the years. My favorite tires were the 35x12.5 Falken WildPeaks. Quiet and smooth on the street with very good...

The LED should be pretty light. Surprised you wanted to use a metal screw. Did you think a plastic-type insert would not hold it?