What did you do to your Ram today???

[Dookie]

I, as a Gator, would never endorse this, but you could do purple and gold.

When I decided to lose the yellow, I went home for lunch and got tools to bring back to my work to do this when I had down time and two cans of paint because I couldn't decide...Purple and Satin Black. I even thought about the inner semi-circle idea and going 1 Purple and the 1 Gold.
GEAUX !!

 

[scubes13]

I, as a Gator, would never endorse this, but you could do purple and gold.

As a fellow Gator, why would you post this on the Internet? This will follow you around and haunt you for the rest of your life now. Your children’s children’s children even…

 

[Dookie]

You do you but I think all black tow hooks is the way to go with your blacked out truck. You have plenty of other options for yellow accents. This is coming from a Steelers fan who loves their black and yellow but sometimes less is more.

Agreed, I'm trying to avoid that. Already have some accents for the side view




And front with the lights. I'll probably just leave the hooks alone...for now

 

[LoNeStAr]

Agreed, I'm trying to avoid that. Already have some accents for the side view
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And front with the lights. I'll probably just leave the hooks alone...for now
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Are you going to add the hidden light bar?

 

[Jeffjad]

Agreed, I'm trying to avoid that. Already have some accents for the side view
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And front with the lights. I'll probably just leave the hooks alone...for now
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Looks good . Subtle but different. That truck would fit right in here at Pittsburgh.

 

[Dookie]

Are you going to add the hidden light bar?

Maybe, it's not way up there on the priority list, when I did the RC's grill lights I was torn between the two, but I think the hidden would complement the grills, but be too much when the LED Fogs are on. I am not lacking in the light department, and don't really do any off-roading to need more than I already have.

 

[LiveWire]

New shoes today, Goodyear Ultraterrain AT, 285/65/20. Looks lot better then stock. Has a leveling kit, think im still going to go ahead and raise it another 2-3", I used the readylift 2" level (upper arm and spacer), only difference in the 3.5" lift is the spacers, but they wont sell separate. So trying to figure out which ones to buy.

 

[Lpsouth1978]

I finally replaced the dinky spare tire with the largest that would fit without removing the heat shield. Ended up with a 275/70r18. Measures in @ 33.2" and fit with less than 1/4" to spare. Not nearly as big as the 35's on the truck, but much better than the 30" spare that came stock.

Now I am just waiting for my Rough Country UCA's and Air Lift 1000 air bags to be delivered so I can get them installed this weekend. They are both supposed to be delivered today, but the UCA's are not even out for delivery yet, so we will see. At least the air bags should be installed before the day is done.

 

[jimothy]

I followed the lead of others and removed the front air dam. My truck didn’t come with the active air dam, so this was pretty easy to do. We’re going camping in the North Georgia mountains this weekend, and while I don’t think I’ll really need the additional clearance in front, the trip provided me the impetus to do something I thought about doing a while ago.

 

[2talltexan]

Replaced my brand new (only 209 miles) stock Pirelli Scorpion Verde tires on my new 2022 Limited with Toyo Open Country AT3 (285/55R22). If anyone is looking for a set of the stock Pirellis and you live in or near Houston, message me and I'll give you a great price.



Also leveled the front with ReadyLift's 1.5 inch leveling kit for Ram's with air suspension. Now the front is exactly 1/4" below the back. All air suspension settings are still operable. The ride of the leveled truck with the new tires is really smooth. Also did a 30% ceramic tint all the way around. This is the my first truck that I have added additional tint to the rear privacy glass, but I really like the results.




And, lastly, I added the Mopar RamAir intake (purchased from @Accessory.Parts - outstanding price and very quick delivery).

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I have also just ordered a Retrax Pro MX from @Accessory.Parts that will be arriving soon. I can't wait to install it.

 

[GeorgiaBoy]

I followed the lead of others and removed the front air dam. My truck didn’t come with the active air dam, so this was pretty easy to do. We’re going camping in the North Georgia mountains this weekend, and while I don’t think I’ll really need the additional clearance in front, the trip provided me the impetus to do something I thought about doing a while ago.

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Is that a light on the hood, pass side?

 

[LiveWire]

Replaced my brand new (only 209 miles) stock Pirelli Scorpion Verde tires on my new 2022 Limited with Toyo Open Country AT3 (285/55R22). If anyone is looking for a set of the stock Pirellis and you live in or near Houston, message me and I'll give you a great price.

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Also leveled the front with ReadyLift's 1.5 inch leveling kit for Ram's with air suspension. Now the front is exactly 1/4" below the back. All air suspension settings are still operable. The ride of the leveled truck with the new tires is really smooth. Also did a 30% ceramic tint all the way around. This is the my first truck that I have added additional tint to the rear privacy glass, but I really like the results.

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And, lastly, I added the Mopar RamAir intake (purchased from @Accessory.Parts - outstanding price and very quick delivery).

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I have also just ordered a Retrax Pro MX from @Accessory.Parts that will be arriving soon. I can't wait to install it.

Very nice looking truck!

 

[FLiPMaRC]

Replaced my brand new (only 209 miles) stock Pirelli Scorpion Verde tires on my new 2022 Limited with Toyo Open Country AT3 (285/55R22). If anyone is looking for a set of the stock Pirellis and you live in or near Houston, message me and I'll give you a great price.

Damn, too far for me.

 

[HSKR R/T]

I finally replaced the dinky spare tire with the largest that would fit without removing the heat shield. Ended up with a 275/70r18. Measures in @ 33.2" and fit with less than 1/4" to spare. Not nearly as big as the 35's on the truck, but much better than the 30" spare that came stock.

Now I am just waiting for my Rough Country UCA's and Air Lift 1000 air bags to be delivered so I can get them installed this weekend. They are both supposed to be delivered today, but the UCA's are not even out for delivery yet, so we will see. At least the air bags should be installed before the day is done.

I have a 275/65/20 tire mounted to a factory BTS wheel up in my spare tire area. That's a supposed 34.1" tire. Fit just fine, didn't remove anything or bwns anything. Have probably about 1/4" clearance with the hitch receiver.

 

[jimothy]

Is that a light on the hood, pass side?

Yep! I don't remember if I posted about this yet. I've got light pods on both passenger and driver side. The pods are Diode Dynamics SS3, the brackets are from Zroadz (I purchased them used from another forum member). Then I use Garmin Powerswitch to control them via my iPhone. The system works well so far.

I added the lights for when I drive on forest service roads after dark. They came in handy a couple weeks ago when I went camping around Springer Mountain; I got to the trailhead around 9pm. Here are a couple photos from that trip. The last one is in my driveway at the end of the trip; I was surprised I picked up that much dirt. I think it was mostly sand the DOT had put down.

Several of my recent additions (Fox shocks/lift, light pods, new Yokohama tires) are overkill for what I've taken my truck through thus far, but I'm looking forward to getting a bit more brave/foolish. And we're planning a trip to the Rockies this summer, and I'd love to do a bit more exploring than our Rockies last trip in 2020. So I've been gearing up with some goodies for that and other adventures. Hopefully, it hasn't become an addiction, because my wallet can only handle so much!

 

[jimothy]

Here's a photo of the Garmin Powerswitch and a close up of the driver side pod. I attached the Powerswitch to the fuse box cover with two short screws. So far, the pods are they only thing I have hooked up, but the Powerswitch can control up to six devices, 30A each, maximum 100A draw total. I'll write more about this later.

 

[GeorgiaBoy]

Yep! I don't remember if I posted about this yet. I've got light pods on both passenger and driver side. The pods are Diode Dynamics SS3, the brackets are from Zroadz (I purchased them used from another forum member). Then I use Garmin Powerswitch to control them via my iPhone. The system works well so far.

I added the lights for when I drive on forest service roads after dark. They came in handy a couple weeks ago when I went camping around Springer Mountain; I got to the trailhead around 9pm. Here are a couple photos from that trip. The last one is in my driveway at the end of the trip; I was surprised I picked up that much dirt. I think it was mostly sand the DOT had put down.

Several of my recent additions (Fox shocks/lift, light pods, new Yokohama tires) are overkill for what I've taken my truck through thus far, but I'm looking forward to getting a bit more brave/foolish. And we're planning a trip to the Rockies this summer, and I'd love to do a bit more exploring than our Rockies last trip in 2020. So I've been gearing up with some goodies for that and other adventures. Hopefully, it hasn't become an addiction, because my wallet can only handle so much!

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Very nice! Sounds like you will be prepared for the Rockies trip! Next night trip take some pics of the light those throw out!

 

[GeorgiaBoy]

Here's a photo of the Garmin Powerswitch and a close up of the driver side pod. I attached the Powerswitch to the fuse box cover with two short screws. So far, the pods are they only thing I have hooked up, but the Powerswitch can control up to six devices, 30A each, maximum 100A draw total. I'll write more about this later.

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Wow I didn’t know there was a switch controlled by a iPhone! Cool and you are already addicted! Maybe we should start a RAM anonymous group

 

[jimothy]

Wow I didn’t know there was a switch controlled by a iPhone! Cool and you are already addicted! Maybe we should start a RAM anonymous group

Isn’t that what 5th Gen Rams is?

 

[GeorgiaBoy]

Is that what 5th Gen Rams is?

I suppose but this forum FEEDS the addition not try to stop it!!