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Yes i know its heavy, towing nazi's move along. It was a last minute situation without any other options and I trust my Rams to do what I need them to do.
I did move about 450 pounds out of the nose after this picture which helped a bit.
Clearly overloaded, truck is fine, no one died.
Mudflap...
To be totally fair, i'm missing parts of my exhaust, so it doesn't exit in the stock location before all you detectives get up in arms lol.
I'm at work until the 25th, but i'll post the melted rokblokz mudflap when i'm home. It's not just charred, its totally melted and curled into itself.
I just put 12k behind my 20' Power Wagon on 37's. Towed it about 4 hours through the hills with a solid 40 km/h headwind, the truck will did it.... but i don't think it was very happy :oops:
I don't think i got out of 5th / 6th even over 100 KM/h.
Melted my right mudflap off working it so...
This question was about changing the maximum allowable speed before it reconnects. Its a great feature on the PW, but for anything other than slow rock crawling, its useless.
Theres tons of times when climbing hills, mud, snow.. when wheel speed exceeds 18 mph and the damn thing reconnects.
You must have really rough logging roads to keep that thing engaged.. it automatically reconnects at 18 mph wheel speed.. makes it useless in the mud and snow.
I love the improved ride quality, hate that it won't stay disconnected.
100% wrong on ppf.
First of all, my PPF'ed area's have taken rocks big enough to leave dents in my roof but didnt break the PPF film.
Second, where I live the roads are coated in gravel all winter long, the ppf stops 99% of all chips, hands down. There is no "might".
It also absolutely has...
Not familiar with ceramic... i don't use it because i think its over hyped.
I do PPF my front ends. headlights, fogs, 1/2 hood, A pillars and roofline was $900 on my power wagon.
My 1500 sport with the painted front end, so the entire front end was covered... $1200.
Doesn't scratch (most are...
Front tow hooks are more than sufficient and very strong.
Otherwise you are looking at something mounted underneath and the lower valance will likely interfere.
Another vote for falkens. Mine have a very hard 90,000 KM on them (1/4 offroad) and they still have probably 60% tread left. Most notably, the siping on each block runs to the bottom of the block. Most tires do not and at a certain wear point the siping is gone.
I've pushed snow with the grill...