Waterfowler41
Ram Guru
Looks Awesome to me , What did you put on the front end to lift it? Are those Go Rhino rims?
Front is at 2” with bilstein 5100’s and the rims are MKW’s
Looks Awesome to me , What did you put on the front end to lift it? Are those Go Rhino rims?
Thank you, I'm going to subscribe to your you tube channel.Front is at 2” with bilstein 5100’s and the rims are MKW’s
Are those the Bilstein 5100 shocks in front to replace the present struts.Front is at 2” with bilstein 5100’s and the rims are MKW’s
What about the smell. Would it get into a brand new truck and ruin that "new car smell"?Fluid film used here. Works well, but does require multiple applications. Super easy to apply when you get the dedicated sprayer.
I am actually heading to the Cape in July for two weeks, I have a cottage in Hyannis
Hasnt on the 5 vehicles I've put it on. I try to avoid spraying any exhaust components and engine. It will burn off as it's a wax based product, not oil.What about the smell. Would it get into a brand new truck and ruin that "new car smell"?
I did that on Friday, are you supposed to put ethanol free in these things? It’s like $.50 more per gallonI put another $75 of gas in the tank.....
Are those the Bilstein 5100 shocks in front to replace the present struts.
Dont start the gas subject! There are way too many experts on this forum that will analyze every atom of gas and swear the whole truck will implode if you dont use 89 octane. I just fill it with regular gas and it runs fine.I did that on Friday, are you supposed to put ethanol free in these things? It’s like $.50 more per gallon
I am usually a function over form kind of guy but there are just some things I don't do - wheel covers, curb feelers, black exterior color, sunroofs, GM or Nissan vehicles, and dash mats to name a few.
No matter how practical they are (or if they will do exactly what I need) I can't do a dash mat. Just a personal preference.
I'd like those, but white, for reverse lights.Tiny LED upgrade to the rear of the Rebel last night. I love the 3 marker lights on the TRX so I decided to make my own with some bolt lights. They match my 3rd brake light too!
This cost me around $25 so the wife was coolwith another one of my “pointless truck projects.”
That's carpet...it fades much easier than dash material. I've been out to Chrysler proving grounds in Wittmann AZ and I got to see how they test interior material. They put the material in a glass case that sits in the sun for a few years at a time. Years ago, dashboards would fade and crack in the AZ sun after just a few years, but the material they are using now doesn't fade or crack at all. I used to run a dash mat back in the 80's but it's just not necessary any more.
This was dark black not too long ago.
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Not to mention there are products such as the one linked below that provide additional protection against fading. I personally use this one and love it. Every few weeks when I clean my interior real good it takes no time to use.That's carpet...it fades much easier than dash material. I've been out to Chrysler proving grounds in Wittmann AZ and I got to see how they test interior material. They put the material in a glass case that sits in the sun for a few years at a time. Years ago, dashboards would fade and crack in the AZ sun after just a few years, but the material they are using now doesn't fade or crack at all. I used to run a dash mat back in the 80's but it's just not necessary any more.
That's carpet...it fades much easier than dash material. I've been out to Chrysler proving grounds in Wittmann AZ and I got to see how they test interior material. They put the material in a glass case that sits in the sun for a few years at a time. Years ago, dashboards would fade and crack in the AZ sun after just a few years, but the material they are using now doesn't fade or crack at all. I used to run a dash mat back in the 80's but it's just not necessary any more.