MegaRed
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When I lived in Alaska, a buddy of mine had issues with ice packing up around and freezing his Amps in place and they wouldn't extend.
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What did you do TO your RAM today?
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Amp offers a switch that will manualy retract or extend or auto mode.
I've wondered about that, which is one reason I got the Extreme as they are dual motored on both boards.
I just unplug mine whenever I need the extra clearance. Or if I'm working under the dash.
AMP steps are awesome just make sure you keep them clean and get ya a can of some dry lube I personally use PB-Blaster dry film its a little on the expensive side. But it works great!!
T143
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Nothing serious done on the Ram, oil, oil filter, air filter and using the Donaldson oil filter Mbarber mentiond, funny story I was the first guy asking for this in Australia, waited 4,5months for Donaldson Australia to get them. Knowing that before hand I ordered 10.
But what I really done was going out to the Sydney Power Cruise weekend and its the first time since I owned my truck driving in pouring down rain.
But what I really done was going out to the Sydney Power Cruise weekend and its the first time since I owned my truck driving in pouring down rain.
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I went to the Discount Tire store that sold me my original set of Milestar Patagonia X/Ts to get two new ones since they sent me down the road on tires that required 11 and 15 ounces to balance, and weren't balanced. I also went from 17x9 0mm offset American Racing rims to 17x8.5 +25mm Nomad rims.
They told me that the replacement tires only took an average of 3 ounces to balance and the highest was 5 ounces. Install went fine and they were nice, but the truck still has a vibration, although better than it was with their first balance attempt, still not as smooth as the local shop's balance job. No idea why that particular DT cannot balance truck tires to save their lives.
But, the rubbing is gone and the tires are well within the fender flares. Very happy with the new look!
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They told me that the replacement tires only took an average of 3 ounces to balance and the highest was 5 ounces. Install went fine and they were nice, but the truck still has a vibration, although better than it was with their first balance attempt, still not as smooth as the local shop's balance job. No idea why that particular DT cannot balance truck tires to save their lives.
But, the rubbing is gone and the tires are well within the fender flares. Very happy with the new look!
Old rims...
New rims...
BigHorn3500
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New plates are on snuck it out of the garage today. Now it's going to snow again tomorrow .So back in the garage .
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They don’t just cover the cost of tires on the Yellowstone ranch?