They are great.I liked it a lot. I had one until the frame rotted out, replaced by them , then I sold and bought a ram.
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What did you do to your Ram today???
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Tex_Ram
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NFab EpYx installed
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Electop Dual USB Socket Charger 2.1A & 2.1A with LED + 12V Power Outlet Cigarette Lighter Socket, Triple Function Panel for Car Marine Vehicle Motorcycle ATV https://www.amazon.com/dp/B077MC3L3B/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_yTz8DbZCSZN2C
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dailyherold
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Installed my "pivot joint" and "handle" parts for functioning extended tailgate! Parts ordered from a local mopar dealer:
- (2) 68054997AB
- (2) 68054996AA
- (2) 68054997AB
- (2) 68054996AA
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Thanks. Have the RetraxPro with remote for now, but if I ever decide to switch it up, will change to this one.
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^^^. Please share ? 
jamie.howlett
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It's a throttle control, similar to Pedal Commander. I chose it over the PC for a few reasons, (1) Auto mode,(2) Price, (3)and I read very positive things about them from multiple sources. I had a Pulsar at one point last year, but pulled it when started throwing codes and deciced the Pulsar wasnt worth the headache. I did miss the punch in the pedal from the Pulsar. Here is a link to the site if you want to know more. https://www.idrive-usa.com
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^^^. Thank you kindly for posting that link.
dailyherold
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Finally installed the optional fasteners on my husky mud flaps. Not possible without a right angle attachment, unless you want to take wheels off. The mudflaps feel much better now, glad I didn't just ignore it!
DEWALT Right Angle Attachment - Impact Ready - DWARA120 - - Amazon.com
DEWALT Right Angle Attachment - Impact Ready - DWARA120 - - Amazon.com
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I got to mine by just turning the wheel away from the side I was working on.
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Adrianp89
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A few days old but dropped off a pallet of wheels and tires. Love the MFT
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True for fronts, but how'd you do the rears?
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I just used a short Phillips and turned the wheel away. I was able to get all fasteners in without removing the wheel. Bet this was a quicker solution to mine though.
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Scheduled my truck to go in next week for touch ups on rock chips and a scratch, and XPEL on the bumper and fascia panels. Got to polish off the CSL on the fascia panels to get the XPEL to stick as best as they can. Also noticed I didn’t fully wipe one of the fascia panels off so I have some polish hazing under the ceramic which will be nice to get off and corrected.
How do you like the tires? Just put in the 3.5 lift and the bushwaker fender flares, come spring going to get some 35” and rims. Not off-roading so looking for something that is a smooth drive but nice looking and still debating which offset to use. I want the tires to come out to the edge of the flares.
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I bought those lugs for my former #ALLBLACKJEEPGRANDCHEROKEE and they looked legit until they rusted. Probably 9-12 months after installation. Every time I had to rotate tires, the mechanics hated me because they were all locking lugs and required the key. The key is also a pain to use compared to others I have used. It kept slipping off or would get jammed on which would require a hammer to knock it free...for every one. I was going to replace them all but sold the Jeep to buy my Ram first. Keep an eye out over time.
