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There is enough room behind it that it will not hit, unless it bends the bracket or rips it out of the bumper. But the bracket is heavy duty.
Maybe I'll put a reinforcement bar on the underside of the bumper.
Picked up a pair of these for the Power Wagon. I decided I'm going to just mount some lights to the bumper. But I've been having a hard time finding some that will fit. Until now. The new Harbor Freight Roadshock 6 LED spot/flood lights. Can mount them to the bumper with clearance behind so they...
So I decided I'm going to just mount some lights to the bumper. But I've been having a hard time finding some that will fit. Until now. Picked up a pair of the new Harbor Freight Roadshock 6 LED spot/flood lights. Can mount them to the bumper with clearance behind so they don't rub on the grill...
So I decided I'm going to just mount some lights to the bumper. But I've been having a hard time finding some that will fit. Until now. Picked up a pair of the new Harbor Freight Roadshock 6 LED spot/flood lights. Can mount them to the bumper with clearance behind so they don't rub on the grill.
Woke it up? Or made it louder?
About the only thing that will wake it up by adding a different air filter and exhaust is to retune the engine to use them.
But I think the factory one is just as good.
Unless you can show actual real world dyno results that say otherwise.
Not trying to bust on...
Looks good and welcome.
But you probably wasted your money on the CAI. The 6.4 has a CAI from the factory and will flow more air than the motor can handle.
Congrats on the new truck.
Maybe try carvana or some place similar to sell the old one. I sold a car to carvana. Easy and fast and got a fair price for it. Plus they came to the house and picked it up.
I've run 35" BFG KO2s on my Power Wagon with no issues. Never got them in the snow though. Have run them on a lot of other rigs as well. Kind of my go-to tire.
Have Toyo open country RTs in 37 on my 1500. Run great in the sand dunes. A little noisy on the road.
Currently running 35" MT Baja Boss...