Grape_Ape
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Jealous. I've been wanting to do this myself but I have no need for a 2500 and don't want the added payment lol. Looks great!Traded in the 1500 for a 2500.
Jealous. I've been wanting to do this myself but I have no need for a 2500 and don't want the added payment lol. Looks great!Traded in the 1500 for a 2500.
I was looking but not actively pursuing a purchase until I ran across this truck. It’s a 2022 (but new) so the dealership offered a price I couldn’t walk away from. And it has a lot of options on it for a Bighorn and still has 2,921 pounds of payload capacityJealous. I've been wanting to do this myself but I have no need for a 2500 and don't want the added payment lol. Looks great!
very jealous. wanting to go 2500 PW but it wont fit my driveway lolTraded in the 1500 for a 2500.
I always pre-lube my filters, though I only add enough to soak into the element. Probably doesn't make much difference, but I feel better knowing that the only thing the oil needs to do when it hits the filter at startup is flow.I just never did it, my reasoning is, how do you pre fill a filter installed horizontally. I'm new to gas engines after 2004 when I purchased my 1st Ram 2500 CTD, that I would change myself. On Edit, except for my 4.3 Mercruiser engine that had the filter installed horizontally
The filter was changed per the service invoice, as it should have been anyway, so thats the only explanation for evidence of oil running down the side of it, that it was pre filled.
I guess it falls back to the old saying, "if you want it done right, do it yourself". So I'll be doing my own from now on. I can see why its hard to keep oil from spilling, its a really tight area.
Best setup I've seen yet. I'll be following to see how durable it is for you.This happened today. Full review and over view thread coming soon.
RCI Engine skid (that includes the part that goes between first cross member and the bumper), tranny skid, and t-case skid. Tranny skid also has cat shield/ guard/ cover to prevent pathetic lowlifes from cutting my cat when i have to leave the truck unattended outside.
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Well I’m jealousTraded in the 1500 for a 2500.
I went with Lastit in all of my Halogen locations. I couldn’t be happier with that decision. The brightness and crispness of the Lasfit LED’s is perfect for me. And budget friendly.Installed the updated third brake light with Lastfit LED bulbs, no errors as of yet. The cargo light is actually useful now and matches the OEM bed lighting. Was going to get LED tail light housings but may just go the Lastfit route
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Happy to hear that. What a terrible feeling when damages happen out of your control. I would have been pretty upset and down. I can imagine how you felt when you got your truck back!My truck got nailed by golf-ball size hail back at the end of June. I had to wait for a turn with a paintless dent repair guru.
I picked it up a week ago, Friday.
It was flawless. Literally. I went over it with a dent screen and couldn't find a ripple. Some of the impacts were deep, right on the curve of the roof just above the windshield and also next to the third brake light. Tough spots, and deep. Lots on the hood, body sides, etc.
Here's a shoutout to Triad Dent Removal. He works in North Carolina, in the Winston-Salem/Greensboro area. Website: Triad Dent Removal | Hail Damage Repair
I could not be happier.
(Bonus: he got a tough crease out of my rear passenger door. The one a parking lot idiot gave me when the truck was only a month old.)
Just saw this. I'll take a few pics in a bit. You can still see pinch weld but.... On the motors, the cut out where bolt goes thru is oblong. I'm gonna try to loosen, push them up a little higher and tightenCan we get some pics from the side... these look like they pull up and cover the rocker panels not, the older versions didnt.
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it is durable. not my first RCI product that I've used.Best setup I've seen yet. I'll be following to see how durable it is for you.
you must've put it on with your sea-legs! still looks good with the lines on our trucks. i honestly probly wouldn't have noticed if you didn't say it.I don't have the MFT, but similar to this. Don't mine it being slightly crooked.
exploding?!Drove it to lunch. Hit 14k, 13k of which were with the lowering kit, trouble free miles… other than the back window exploding.
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Someone may already have said this (i'm still playing catch-up with the thread) but "Check FADFIRST" is just "Check front axle differential first" abbreviated with no space.Guy's a mechanic, not a receptionist. Cut him some slack.
Disclaimer: it could also be a girl, I know. I'm just saying.....