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You must be doing nearly vertical climbs with that sprocket ratio!

I like how you put a color coordinated kitty into the frame.

What was the warranty clause that excluded your headlights from replacement?

You need this: MaxxHaul 70231 Bed Extender, can use for lumber, siding, canoe/kayak, etc. $70 on Amazon.

I run a similar setup. I wanted to be able to keep groceries in the bed without them sliding around on the trip home. I put some camping gear in the bins a few weekends ago, but without the bed cover or bar because I was also hauling my dirtbike. Also a great place to hide Christmas gifts!

What's the drain interval? How many miles did you have? I did it once on my Dodge Dakota, but the fill port was very difficult to access and pour into. So I never did it again. But...I had the have that differential rebuilt 6 times, so it got fresh fluid often enough.

This is the one I have as well. I would like it to be 2" longer. Otherwise, happy with it.

Why on earth would you be beholden to honor your uncle's offer? Why not a simple, no fella that's not the deal sorry he misunderstood? Do you do everything your uncle says you will? It's a little weird, honestly.

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Use 5w-20 in the warm half of the year, 0w-20 in the cold half.

Wow, what a bleak looking lot. Who do you work for, Kingpin?

What bike or bikes do you have? I have a ZX12R and a WR250R

Do you repair them? I am a moto guy as well, with decent wrenching skills. I've considered the merit in "flipping" high-value non-working candidates.

So, everyone complains about the oil filter change. There are two aspects to it. One is spillage onto the truck, and the other is spillage on yourself. I at least have a great solution for spillage onto the truck. My kids have a little dog at their mom's who was a bit of a rescue and has...

Yes, it is about what we've done to our Rams. But one thing we all do every day is drive them, and every week or so, fill them up. We are driving some of the least fuel efficient vehicles available to citizens (non-commercial), eco-diesels excluded. So, the way we feel about our trucks is...

Very good point! So...the comparative payback is quicker. As far as whether or not 15 mpg is a good estimate for the 5.7L... it's about what I'm getting. And DON'T rely on the value in the instrument panel. That number is VERY optimistic. You have to calculate gallons pumped in and miles...

Did a quick calculation. 12,000 miles per year 15mpg in a 5.7L vs 30mpg in the ecoDiesel $4.25 for gas, $4.75 for diesel Diesel would save you $1,500 a year, if prices held steady. The engine's MSRP is $4,995. 3.3 years to recover the additional cost. Of course if you already had the diesel...

Looks like you got the New England salt cleaned up.

Nothing like saltwater to the under carriage! ;) :rolleyes::LOL: