Recent content by Halligan
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Brakes
I want to add that I think the factory pads use a harder friction material designed for longevity and in doing so the pads may be very tough on the rotors. My new PowerStop pads bite much better, and also dust my rims quicker, which will probably mean shorter pad life.- Halligan
- Post #7
- Forum: Heavy Duty
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Time for brakes
I just did PowerStop pads on my truck with some Napa rotors. Noticeable difference in braking performance.- Halligan
- Post #10
- Forum: Heavy Duty
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All-Terrain tire life on HD trucks
You have to really pay attention to air pressure. With the stupid TPMS light setting everyone who's driving an empty 3/4 or 1 ton truck is driving around on overinflated tires. I really liked the feature on my old 2010 Ram 2500 that had a button for "light load" so you could run a lower a tire...- Halligan
- Post #32
- Forum: Heavy Duty
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Brakes
I just did the brakes on my 2015 Power Wagon with a tad over 60,000 miles. It has all the same components as your truck and I live in southeastern Massachusetts so we get some snow. My rotors had some pitting also but not like yours. The metal backing plates on the pads themselves had rusted...- Halligan
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- Forum: Heavy Duty
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New power wagon for me
Patriot Blue Power Wagon- Awesome! Plum Crazy Scat Pack Charger- Awesome! A decent photo of either one- Major Fail! As a punishment you need to go out and get some good photos of both. Preferably with the Wagon flexing and the Charger burning tires. If you produce those pics we shall forgive...- Halligan
- Post #20
- Forum: Dodge Ram Power Wagon
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Mobil 1? Why not?
Thats odd. My NAPA stocks PUP 0w40.- Halligan
- Post #105
- Forum: Dodge Ram Power Wagon
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Mobil 1? Why not?
I have a lifetime warranty and don't want any trouble with it being honored in the event of an engine failure. Therefore, I run Penzoil 0W40 on a 5,000 mile change interval. No other oil is certified to meet the proper MS-12633 spec set forth by Ram. Amsoil claims their Signature Series 0W40 can...- Halligan
- Post #70
- Forum: Dodge Ram Power Wagon
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A lot more engine noise-manifold bolts?
Hopefully it's not the dreaded lifter failure.- Halligan
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- Forum: Heavy Duty
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Suspension Tire (tall) / Wheel Package “15” CTD 2500
Let me start off by saying sorry about the loss of your Brother Firefighter. Secondly I'd recommend looking into a company like Carli or Thuren for your suspension needs. By utilizing their front springs you’ll gain a some lift but also improve ride quality. You shouldn't need to touch the rear...- Halligan
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- Forum: Heavy Duty
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What brakes you guys running?
I just did the front brakes on my 2015 Power Wagon today. My original intent was just to get some better braking performance from the PowerStop pads I've heard so much about. The stock pads still had at about 50% material left but when I pulled apart the front I was glad I decided to do this...- Halligan
- Post #36
- Forum: General Discussions
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2021 75th Anniversary PW Ordered
It's not just Ram. My buddy ordered a Super Duty Tremor in early march and his dealer kept stringing him along saying it would be built soon. They finally let him know last week that due to dealer allocation his truck was now going to built as a 2022 model year. Unfortunately production doesn’t...- Halligan
- Post #795
- Forum: Dodge Ram Power Wagon
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Trying to purchase this PW - curious if anyone knows it?
A regular 2500 has a higher payload.- Halligan
- Post #43
- Forum: Dodge Ram Power Wagon
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Question on Replacing Serpentine Belts on 6.4 Dual Alternator.
My truck is coming up on 6 years old and just over 60,000 and I'm going to be doing a front to back fluid and filter change on my truck. I was thinking about swapping the engine belts out as well and keeping the old ones for spares. I'm going to be doing some off grid overlanding and want the...- Halligan
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- Forum: Heavy Duty
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Tire time
I considering new tires at the moment as well. Probably going to be Toyo AT3 or Falken Wildpeak AT3W. I've had great luck with Toyo's so probably go with them again.- Halligan
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- Forum: Heavy Duty
