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TRX body kit?

ANYHEMI

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If the TRX was available as a body kit: fender flares, bed sides, hood, grille, and front bumper, would you be interested? Maybe Ram or an aftermarket vendor will see this thread and bring it to fruition.
 

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A TRX body kit would be a nice mod option. If it were me, I would want to make sure I had a little more power before I added that kit - wouldn't want to embarrass the nameplate :D
 

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I LOVE LOVE the TRX but it's just not practical as a daily. I would love a 392/6.4 TRX but the way things are trending with hybrids and electrification I would be satisfied with just a 5.7 V8.
 

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I get it, I would jump in a heartbeat if Ram offered a 392 option. Like you, the TRX just doesn't fit my needs, as I don't have time for a toy that can't double as a daily driver these days. I do think a TRX kit would look great on a lowered 2wd Ram.
 

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I get it, I would jump in a heartbeat if Ram offered a 392 option. Like you, the TRX just doesn't fit my needs, as I don't have time for a toy that can't double as a daily driver these days. I do think a TRX kit would look great on a lowered 2wd Ram.
You're speaking my language now broski. The TRX has a wider track so you can add bigger/taller tires but not wider wheels (unless you wanna stick out of an already wide fender). But if it was a kit on a regular track Ram you could put a set of 22x12's maybe even 22x14's and still be flush. Wrapped in some Nitto 420V's and lowered.😍
 

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You're speaking my language now broski. The TRX has a wider track so you can add bigger/taller tires but not wider wheels (unless you wanna stick out of an already wide fender). But if it was a kit on a regular track Ram you could put a set of 22x12's maybe even 22x14's and still be flush. Wrapped in some Nitto 420V's and lowered.😍
Yeah isn't the track width like 6" wider overall compared to a Rebel? Unless you went with much wider wheels and tires it'd just look dumb to have a giant body on a tiny frame. You're then lowering the daily driving aspect of the truck you want to keep as daily-drivable.
 

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You're speaking my language now broski. The TRX has a wider track so you can add bigger/taller tires but not wider wheels (unless you wanna stick out of an already wide fender). But if it was a kit on a regular track Ram you could put a set of 22x12's maybe even 22x14's and still be flush. Wrapped in some Nitto 420V's and lowered.😍
Oohhhhhyyyeeeaahh!
 

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Yeah isn't the track width like 6" wider overall compared to a Rebel? Unless you went with much wider wheels and tires it'd just look dumb to have a giant body on a tiny frame. You're then lowering the daily driving aspect of the truck you want to keep as daily-drivable.
Wider wheels with a more negative offset would remedy the fitment issues. Lifts, bigger wheels and tires are all hurt your mpg but that supercharged 6.2 is the death nail.
 

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