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What did you do TO your RAM today?

Lifeinthesouth said:
Picked up some of these Oedro steps from Amazon for $260. Installed them yesterday. Overall, decent for the money. I love how close they sit to the body. Install was pretty simple; doing it alone took me about an 1.5hrs.
The provided hardware is junk.. I'm upgrading to grade 8. A few bolts were missing so had to grab more from hardware store. This finish is a textured powder coat that seems to be pretty decent after being dragged across the rhino lining in the bed a few times.
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nice to see another softopper!
 
clownpocket said:
So far:
Retrax ProMX
Swing away toolbox
Extruded aluminum tie-down bar / Retrax protection
Door sill protectors
Weathertech floor mats
Future:
Baja Designs Squadron Sport Fog Lights
Baja Designs 20" OnX6+ Light Bar
Baja Designs S2 Reverse Kit
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Looks great!

Was the extruded aluminum tie down bar a custom job? Great idea. Just got a retrax for my 3500!
 
Did another oil change this weekend and added some more lights to et rid of a dead zone I had.
 

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The brackets that came with the sc1 worked to mount them directly to the side of the ss3 brackets. Just needed to shorten the bolt. The brackets mounting the ss3's to the hood are from SDHQ Motorsports. IMO, they put out a good amount of light (obviously not as much as the ss3's). I wouldn't use them alone, but they work perfectly to widen the light output angle of the ss3's when used together.
 

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Scooter29 said:
Tried out Chemical Guys Barebones under carriage spray. Gonna see if it helps keep things nice, sprayed the frame and axles. If not atleast it was on sale ha.
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Tried the stuff on my 21 dually. Seems to work well. Not sure how long it will last. Just did the back axle and what was visible in the wheel wells. Makes it looks new. Even though I wash my wheel wells, they were starting to look dull. This stuff fixed that. Not expensive either.
 
CdnHO said:
Tried the stuff on my 21 dually. Seems to work well. Not sure how long it will last. Just did the back axle and what was visible in the wheel wells. Makes it looks new. Even though I wash my wheel wells, they were starting to look dull. This stuff fixed that. Not expensive either.
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I see your in Ontario, Im in Brampton Ontario area, where did you the stuff ?
 
Rockcrawlerdude said:
Whoever this guy is.. he needs to smoke his mirror led signal housing. How can people live their life in such chaos?

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I want to replace mine and if I do just as well order 2 new blind spot mirrors. I have seen the videos and there is a good chance my fat fingers will break both.
 
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