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they are there to allow any condensation out and prevent the resonators from rusting over time. i had mine plugged on my old truck cause i couldnt stand the paper bag noise. i am sure over a very long time, it will rust, but id say plug em up or get aftermarket resonators
Yes the wheel will sligjhtly turn for you, but its easily overpowered if you want to keep moving over. if you do not use your turn signal prior to moving it will push you back in your lane. the adaptive cruise and brake assist will chime and then slam on the brakes in panic stops
I have this on my Trackhawk but not my RAM. At first I thought it was cool and well done by FCA but sometimes it gets annoying if you aren't centered in the lane constantly. I end up turning it off more than I use it.
I kept the stock UCAs on my 2.5” Motofab kit with no issues. I had mevotech arms on my 14 RAM with bilstein 5100s and i liked them. I’d like to go higher on the 19 so maybe I’ll look into the mevotechs again. Cheap enough
I already ripped off one of the fender spats, so I ordered new. I will be trimming the metal behind it and molding the spat so it does not rub. It rubs on full lock turns.
As for the tint, its Lamin-X tint film. I did the headlights, mirror lights and third brake light.
I understand your concern, as I have the same problems and I am very OCD with the cleaniness of my truck. I keep a microfiber towel and interior cleaner in the storage pockets on the floor for such occasions.
The whole plastic piece needs to be removed and switched with a Rebel version. the piece clips in and front what I gather it breaks upon removal if you were looking to reuse down the line.
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