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Power Wagon Tires - Post Up Your Info
37x12.5 Km3 on stock wheels and Thuren level. Love them!- Rollertb
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HMVVE beacklocks and BFGs
I believe your biggest issue will be clearance for the brake calipers up front- Rollertb
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Bigger tires! Yes or no?
37x12.5 on OEM wheels. Completely tucked and no rub with 1.5” Thuren- Rollertb
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Thuren 1.5 front springs
No, if you were to use the OEM Bilsteins with the taller coils. What tire pressure are you running? I never experienced bouncing with the OEM suspension, but I didn’t run the tires at 65psi. Try drastically lowering your air pressure. I don’t recall what I had settled at with the duratrash...- Rollertb
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- Forum: Dodge Ram Power Wagon
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Thuren 1.5 front springs
I imagine the,”bounce,” referred to would be the limited down and up travel caused by the stock Bilsteins being too short.- Rollertb
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Thuren 1.5 front springs
Also to note, the 1.5 Thuren kit raised my front end a little over two inches. The Thuren springs may have settled with time but I never re-measured. Oh and my alignment has been great, didn’t even need to adjust my steering wheel. Probably the best affordable mod you can do.- Rollertb
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Thuren 1.5 front springs
I run the overlands up front. I think they’re great. Not bling like the fox or bypass, but they ride great.- Rollertb
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Power Wagons ... Post em up!
Need to do some tractor work. Couldn’t get a tire off the ground with the Thuren front and rear sway removed. Did add a cb radio and Firestik recently- Rollertb
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Power Wagons ... Post em up!
I installed the Thuren Overland front yesterday and I am extremely happy with it. Truck sits dead level to my eyes, rides great, and no need for an alignment. It tracks straight down the road and I didn’t even need to adjust the steering wheel alignment. Quality parts from Thuren, fast...- Rollertb
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1st Impressions: Rigd Ultraswing Mega-fit Spare tire Carrier
For the original poster, could you please measure the distance from the swings pivot point to the far side of your spare tire, and what size is your spare?- Rollertb
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1st Impressions: Rigd Ultraswing Mega-fit Spare tire Carrier
my other truck, hence a reason why I can permanently have a shell on the wagon. I fabricated and welded a mount atop the flatbed headache rack for the 35x12.5” spare. Those are 37x13.5’s mounted. Is it cool looking, “Hell yes.” Practical, “No.” I also posted this photo with boat attached...- Rollertb
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- Forum: Dodge Ram Power Wagon
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1st Impressions: Rigd Ultraswing Mega-fit Spare tire Carrier
I’d like to see it with a trailer attached.... something like a boat or enclosed trailer. How well would it clear? With a say 21’ boat attached, could you swing it open to open your tailgate? I’m thinking not, but maybe my thinking is wrong. Or,I suppose you could crank the wheel, parking at...- Rollertb
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1st Impressions: Rigd Ultraswing Mega-fit Spare tire Carrier
With the swing-out in the closed position do you still have easy access to the trailer wiring connections on the rear bumper?- Rollertb
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Power Wagons ... Post em up!
- Rollertb
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traded my 17 for an 18
The cheapest brand new Snugtop I could find in 2019, love it!- Rollertb
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This is why 35's look like crap on stock wheels.
I like the OEM wheels, no plans to change them. Already have some rock rash on them, why pay big bucks for new ones to gouge? -
37" tires - Stay with OEM wheels or change to AEV Ram Katla wheels
37” x 12.50” KM3’s on OEM wheels and stock suspension. Slight rub on sway bar at full lock but not a problem. You can see in the photo where it runs. This is at 42psi front and 38 rear, and I think I still need to lower a bit for daily driving. The bfg does run small, which is one reason I...- Rollertb
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Power Wagons ... Post em up!
Only about 10 miles on them so far but only a slight rub at full lock. Gotta play with tire pressure and try them flexed out.- Rollertb
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Power Wagons ... Post em up!
My tires came in! Drive down there all excited to find that their power was out. Should have them on tomorrow morning. What a tease! 37” km3’s, sticking with OEM wheels and factory suspension.- Rollertb
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Power Wagon garage
This is as extreme as it gets on my property, no rocks or boulders to play on. Would love to have a rock garden! These two mounds were once a gap jump my kids would hit on dirt bikes in their younger years. Damn I need 37’s, gonna get them this winter. -
Power Wagon garage
I don’t always park it in there, being in California weather. Typically it’s only in there for maintenance, upgrades, or cleaning. Up top is an awning that is affixed with some custom brackets to the toppers factory rail.
