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what mode do you use the most on the pulsar and do you find it helps keep the transmission from gear hunting with the tune of the pulsar? thanks

I see you have a pulsar, is yours still working good, and how long have you had it.

is yours an E-torque or regular hemi

anyone experiencing any new noises when going over 70mph, like engine noise not road or tire noise. I never hear any issues until I go over 70, so that's why I am asking. thanks.

coilovers ride smooth, very smooth, train tracks don't beat you up.

did hostile 20x10 offset-18, little less than 5 on backspacing. no rubbing isues, but have notice noise at 70 plus which would be 75 plus.

Sorry for the delay, but finally took some photos. Went with the rough country 6inch lift. Also optioned to add the 6ich rough country coilovers.

whats your mpg like when just cruising at highway speed. also does the programmer the computer gets flashed with allow you to change the tire calibration for size.

does this affect transmission shifts.

Well got my lift done. 6inch rough country, hostile 20x10-19 offset, cooper discoverer a/t, 35x12.5/20. Added rhino side steps, went from averaging 18 city combo driving, to 15. 5.7l etorque with 3.92 rear end. Crew cab 4wd, with 6-4 bed.

There is no angle, the upper control arms are in the same place as stock. The new coilovers paired with the rest of the suspension just like it belonged there. Will snap a photo this after noon. Been raining too much to really get good photos.

Great, drives smooth will take photos later today been raining lots. Did the rough country 6inch lift, optioned in the 6inch coil overs instead of spacers on factory struts. Went with hostile wheels 20x10-19. With 35x12.5 / 20 cooper discoverer tires.

I will let you know having them installed on thursday.

Also take into consideration offset of wheels. More outside of the wheel well the tire the bigger area of wind resistance.also in texas traveling on highways where they are designed to go over roads there by creating even more wind resistance as apposed to a flat road.