Recent content by jimmyjames636
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Need to transport 8' diameter stock tank
If it was me, run a flatbed trailer with no sides, and run it horizontal flat. To risky vertical if wind catches it. But as someone else mentioned, check your laws about a wide load. Better to be safe than sorry.- jimmyjames636
- Post #9
- Forum: Towing & Hauling
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bouncing while towing...
Hey guys, I ended up moving the boat forward on the trailer about 4-5'' and seems to ride quite a bit better. Although I haven't been able to get it weighed, I certainly want to so I know what i'm working with numbers wise. I have about another foot of adjustment on the front bow stop. The boat...- jimmyjames636
- Post #18
- Forum: Towing & Hauling
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bouncing while towing...
As far as getting it weighed, should I just weigh the rear axle on the scale without my trailer then weigh just the rear axle with the trailer hooked up? Or should I weigh my whole truck without the trailer then weigh the whole truck and trailer combo? Whats the best way to get tongue weight on...- jimmyjames636
- Post #4
- Forum: Towing & Hauling
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bouncing while towing...
Hey guys, thought id post up and get some opinions on whats maybe going on with my towing. I have a 09 ram 1500 crew cab short box 5.7L. I have rough country leveling kit on the front with monroe struts. I have monroe load leveling shocks in the back. I have towed quite a few different trailers...- jimmyjames636
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- Forum: Towing & Hauling
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Let's see your toppers
I have an A.R.E Z series. I love it honestly. Very clean smooth lines and flows really well with my crew cab. It has all carpeted inside, as well as twist out back vents that open to about 3-4''. Only downside I havn't liked about it is the lip that sits on top of the tailgate plastic cap. Is a...- jimmyjames636
- Post #20
- Forum: Exterior
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Rocks Sliders and AMP Power Steps??
Man this is a exceptionally classy looking truck! Sorry to hijack guys. How do you guys like these AMP steps?- jimmyjames636
- Post #7
- Forum: Exterior
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Out with the old....in with the new(er)
mmm love this color! I want your hood!- jimmyjames636
- Post #11
- Forum: General Discussions
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Show me your wheels!
Leveled with stock 20x9's and 35x12.5 Kumho KL71 tires :)- jimmyjames636
- Post #120
- Forum: Photos & Videos
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Cat-less Y pipe
Honestly, If I would do it again, I would get cats. I have long tube arh with catless and its quite loud for the average joe. Now I need to figure out how to quiet it down and get rid of the obnoxious "whrap" that is has.- jimmyjames636
- Post #4
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Ceramic coated headers temperature decrease
Socal, I went catless. and already had a aftermarket muffler on. Simple install and everything went together nice.- jimmyjames636
- Post #9
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Ceramic coated headers temperature decrease
Right, I may have to look into my thermostat.- jimmyjames636
- Post #5
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Ceramic coated headers temperature decrease
Agreed, thats why I have been watching it. I have switched over to the redline 5w30 as well lately also. But I don't see how that could drop my temp so much. I don't ever recall my coolant temp being 170. Has stayed consistant even after driving around and getting on it. Never seems to raise. I...- jimmyjames636
- Post #3
- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Ceramic coated headers temperature decrease
Hey all, Have had my ARH headers ceramic coated before installing them about a month ago. Has anyone with ceramic coated headers notice a noticeable decrease in temps under the hood. Going off my gauge on the dash I sit at the first 1/4 notch where I believe if I recall correctly I sat...- jimmyjames636
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Brand new, never mounted 35x12.50x17 BFG KO2 on 17x9 Raceline Defenders
Man, if you lived closer. Thats an absolute sick combo and would look so good on my prh color....I cant believe these have not sold yet..- jimmyjames636
- Post #8
- Forum: For Sale
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redline oil
Great info, thanks again for the quicker response rather than having to read through hours of pages on the "oil thread" I have to read the oil thread for a weekend thoroughly and see what everyone is saying. I will definitely post a follow up somewhere on results if I do truly notice a differance!- jimmyjames636
- Post #10
- Forum: Engine & Performance
