Recent content by g33k247

Try scanning that QR code and see what happens.

I don't really rely on the trailer camera while driving -- mostly just while backing into camp sites.

I love the iDrive. I leave in auto mode most of the time and it seems to respond pretty well sensing the urgency of my pedal input -- definitely better than stock. Cranking the sensitivity all the way up makes it difficult to drive smoothly in any stop and go situations though..

My truck came equipped with the off road package and I'm sure the shocks have little to do with the payoad capacity. According to my tire and loading information sticker my truck has a payload of 2,922 lbs which isn't the highest, but it's pretty good compared to many other 2500 stickers I've...

I use this mount for the trailer camera: RAM Pod I Locking Vehicle Mount This is anchored to the left front passenger seat mounting bolt. The post flexes for positioning any way you need it. For holding the trailer camera monitor, I mount this large Ram x-grip to the flexible post: RAM X-Grip...

I'd check out several videos on this topic on YouTube.

Where my mind went when I saw the thread title....

It's not too bad actually. The ramps are 12' long and they have good sized flanges the keep the wheels from falling off. The quads in the picture are very easy to control driving up the ramps. I have another sport quad with a manual transmission that will likely be more of a challenge to climb...

Diamondback HD is an awesome bed cover

It'll be worth the wait. I love mine. Be sure to post some pics when you get it installed.

Found this on Reddit. Looks like it might work well....

On our way to the campground. Michigan is finally opening up...

Just found this online the other night... https://www.dealers-mopar.com/resources/pdf/moparone/ca/en/accessories/databook-can-en.pdf

If I had the money.... http://www.trucktrend.com/truck-reviews/2020-aev-prospector-xl-first-drive

I tried to keep from getting it on any wiring connections, the exhaust and drive train components.