My new wheels 2015 power wagon 6.4L

Recently picked up my new 2015 power wagon , traded in my lifted 2012 sport , love the new wagon so far .. looking to do some minor mods exhaust , level kit , 18" fuel wheels and 35 inch rubber . any suggestions will help .. wheel offsets , level kit info , exhaust info tks

nice! congrats

Very nice!

Congrats dude.


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2015powerwagon said:

Recently picked up my new 2015 power wagon , traded in my lifted 2012 sport , love the new wagon so far .. looking to do some minor mods exhaust , level kit , 18" fuel wheels and 35 inch rubber . any suggestions will help .. wheel offsets , level kit info , exhaust info tks

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My first piece of advice is to get new wheels and tires and then sell me your factory ones...
Mufflex has a kit out for the 6.4 that is supposed to sound pretty good and give a little better fuel mileage because it eliminates the flap in the factory muffler that ends up being a restriction. If you are going to do any kind of hauling I wouldn't put a level kit on it, if you level it you are already going to be nose up.

Congrats and welcome to RF.

Looks great man! If you do need to haul and you want to level pick up some airlift 5000 bags and the truck will always be level!

xrsman said:

Looks great man! If you do need to haul and you want to level pick up some airlift 5000 bags and the truck will always be level!

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These bags will tear if the suspension flexes like the power wagon is designed to do. I believe daystar or carli is the only manufacturer of an airbag that can be used on a power wagon and allow it to flex.

loveracing1988 said:

These bags will tear if the suspension flexes like the power wagon is designed to do. I believe daystar or carli is the only manufacturer of an airbag that can be used on a power wagon and allow it to flex.

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Flex as in when you're offroad going over rocks and stuff?

xrsman said:

Flex as in when you're offroad going over rocks and stuff?

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Yes.

If you're selling your rims I'd like to buy one so I can do a five tire on my '12

Just got the mufflex for my 2015 6.4. I haven't rally got a chance to check gas mileage, not believing the hype on that one either.. I have just now 4000 miles on my truck and gas mileage seems to be improving as truck gets broke in….. the sound from stock is what makes it worth it, and honestly does feel like it has a little more get up and go….

08ramguy said:

Just got the mufflex for my 2015 6.4. I haven't rally got a chance to check gas mileage, not believing the hype on that one either.. I have just now 4000 miles on my truck and gas mileage seems to be improving as truck gets broke in….. the sound from stock is what makes it worth it, and honestly does feel like it has a little more get up and go….

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Have you noticed anything negative when it cuts the cylinders to 4 on freeway type cruising? With the stock exhaust I hear a little rumble/drone. I'm curious if mufflex is same, better, or worse.

Thanks, D

Dannnn said:

Have you noticed anything negative when it cuts the cylinders to 4 on freeway type cruising? With the stock exhaust I hear a little rumble/drone. I'm curious if mufflex is same, better, or worse.

Thanks, D

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I didn't notice, and haven't noticed any….I did just got back from a 2200 mile round trip pulling a trailer about 3500# and left it in tow haul a lot because of the hills and didn't notice any then either, no gas milage improvement, better acceleration though,

Welcome! Awesome Truck! Great to have another "Late Model" Power Wagon on board. Amazing color too.

You are going to LOVE it!!!

I wish mine had a SunRoof. About the only other thing I didn't get in my "Ultimate Truck" - Retirement Gift to myself, is a nice leather interior like some of the newer models now have available, or like the Ford's King Ranch, etc.

Go out and enjoy! *Do not be alarmed that the Lockers take a while to engage, especially in a straight line and all you get is the constant "Amber Flicker of Wonder". They will line up and lock in when subjected to wheel spin (or "S" curve turning) and get you in and out of the craziest of places.

OH, and make sure the dealer gave you all the Winch hardware! I see the WARN strap is on it, just don't leave without the plug-in controller!

Enjoy! And share more pics as life comes at you.