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Neat What is your blower motor relocation about and for? How do you like the Apex ball joints and the EMF steering shaft bushings?

I wish that Baja Boss AT wasn’t so heavy. In 275/70R18 size it’s 66 pounds vs most other brands being like mid 50 pounds and at least one that is just 50 pounds (Firestone’s Destination XT).

Side to side or front to back rocking? How’s your rear track bar and rear control arm(s) bushings?

That A pillar grip handle switch (four switches) setup is Cool!!!

I’m running factory springs. The only suspension changes are the ones I listed above.

I think I would first try: - Lower tire pressure: front 45 psi and rear 40 psi - disconnect your front sway bar - depending on your mileage replace your shocks Then try it, but it is a HD truck and won’t ride like Cadillac. I did the above and it helps. I now have just over 96k miles on my...

Got a link for this?

I think I would add flushing the coolant system to this list.

Sounds like an interesting build. I wonder if Johnson Performance makes a Axle Oiled Lifters that are MDS compatible?

I really like my 2020 Ram 6.4 with 4.10 gears. It’s right at 95k miles and I’ve replaced the battery and the thermostat otherwise it’s just been basic maintenance.

That’s the great thing about the Power Wagon has both a LSD (geared not clutch plates) and a full locking differential too.

I have wondered about getting a power wagon rear axle and swapping it into my truck to have both a LSD and a full locker, but it seems to be more of a want than a need.

I’m using the Kadotech cable that’s recommended for the HD trucks for both JScan and AlfaOBD. https://www.kaodtech.com/product-page/security-module-bypass

Do NOT use 4wd on dry pavement.

You might have to build a dog house to set the engine back farther. Here’s a link to a S1900 that has interior pictures the show the dog house for the DT466 engine a straight six cylinder engine. https://www.truckpaper.com/listing/for-sale/233359575/1989-international-s1900-roll-off-garbage-trucks

A write up would be great.

I tried the manual flood start sequence and it worked. Thanks I hadn’t heard of that before and it seems like a great idea for really cold weather starts.

Not sure on newest trucks but the Snow Chief package included the LSD on the 2500s.

I just looked at mine earlier in January when I changed oil. It’s above the starter and you have to remove the heat shield (2 bolts) to see the hole where the heater goes in (it’s not internal to the coolant system).

The Firestone Destinations are one of the tires I am really interested in when I replace my tires in the fall. The thing that I noticed about them is the sipes are full depth. I have a picture of a well worn one that still has sipes so it should still have good traction. Others I am looking...