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What did you do TO your RAM today?

SEABEE said:
Just the bumpers . Next is the suspension. Definitely open to any advice, suggestions and lessons learned.
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Get you some tubular rock sliders. A) those steps up have on there probably can’t take much punishment offroad like a proper rock slider; b) tubular rock slider look will compliment the tube grille guard and rear bumper

I have the AEV rear bumper on my PW; but I can’t bring myself to get the front bumper due to cost, and the fact it sticks out further than factory. I appreciate how the OEM winch is entirely tucked behind the bumper
 
Gave her the annual. Engine oil and filter (Rotells T6 5W40 with a Mopar filter, transmission drain and refill with Mobil 3590, both fuel filters Mopar. Rotated front tires. She’s ready to haul the fifth wheel down south for the winter. I usually use Fleetgaurd filters but a friend who got rid of his truck gave me a bunch of filters and trans fluid. Gonna take a week for the body to heal. LOL.
 
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Eatonpcat said:
Good Looking dog!!
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thanks. first night was nightmare fuel. she's 80% blind and we are going to have to get her surgery very soon which will cost about 7k. i got little sleep. she was out back playing and since it was getting dark she was running full speed and ran into my deck post. really rang her bell. she doesnt like the crate and howled until 2am until we gave up and let her get into bed and of course she had to lay on me snoring in my armpit.

she's cute, and my cane corso is 18 months old and very playful so between these 2 its non stop insanity. if i can get her to reliably sleep in her dog bed we are on to something
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oledirteh said:
thanks. first night was nightmare fuel. she's 80% blind and we are going to have to get her surgery very soon which will cost about 7k. i got little sleep. she was out back playing and since it was getting dark she was running full speed and ran into my deck post. really rang her bell. she doesnt like the crate and howled until 2am until we gave up and let her get into bed and of course she had to lay on me snoring in my armpit.

she's cute, and my cane corso is 18 months old and very playful so between these 2 its non stop insanity. if i can get her to reliably sleep in her dog bed we are on to something
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Wow you took in a almost blind dog ? Thats impressive and bless your soul.
We have a blind and deaf 14 year old dog and I know the challenges.
 
G Mcpherson said:
Set the Tire size to 2720 mm. Perfect now.
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Need some help here please to understand how you did it.
How did you work out the tyre size?
Is the tyre size changed in the transfer case or the instrument cluster?
Asking because I am getting rid of the standard tyres on my truck as they are crap and fitting 295/70/18 Maxxis Razr MT811
 
T143 said:
Need some help here please to understand how you did it.
How did you work out the tyre size?
Is the tyre size changed in the transfer case or the instrument cluster?
Asking because I am getting rid of the standard tyres on my truck as they are crap and fitting 295/70/18 Maxxis Razr MT811
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I measured tire size. Level on top to ground. Use a inch to mm calculator. Multiply MM x 3.142 When I had the 295-70-18 in Coopers they measured 33.7 = 2689mm
 
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