Yep, I put them on when I got the truck for pulling a trailer. I have a camper cover, a bed liner with an extra bed mat and a Ranch Hand bumper. I keep 16 pounds in it and it handles and rides great.
Gas was getting high and my commute was 47 miles in 2008 so I traded my 15 mpg truck in on on a 28 mpg Cobalt. It paid for it self with fuel savings before I traded it on a 2013 Ram that I loved. You do what makes sense for you. My 13 got 21 mpg by the way.
I had a 69 Roadrunner that came with the 383, but I got a deal on a blueprinted hemi and swapped it in. 727 rebuilt with hemi guts and the 8 3/4 rear end was fine. Dynoed @ 640 hp and it would pull the front wheels with the 489 gears in it. 4k torque converter. I did use Summers Bros axels...
I put a half gallon of the cheap windshield washer fluid in the overflow tank 3 years and 30k miles ago. I realized that I had made a mistake, but I was on the road moving, pulling a trailer and under a deadline so I couldn't do anything about it. I looked at the coolant after the move and it...
I have a 2017 3.6 QC that got 21 on the highway when I first got it. Now, with a bed cover/camper, Ranch Hand grill guard and rear bumper, and 10 ply Cooper AT tires at 41 PSI I get 17-18.5 on the highway and 13.5 around town. Everything you do to your truck messes with the carefully balanced...
I've had 2 Pentastars, change the oil with full synthetic when the light comes on and I haven't had any issues. I grant that I don't work it hard and I only put 150k miles on both total.
It's a little scratch on a pickup truck. Wear it with pride. I smashed 3 of those tin foil bumpers in my 17, finally bought a Ranch Hand bumper. Problem solved m
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