Hello All!

[McWRam87]

New here...obviously. I've been stalking the forums like all the other noobs before me. Anyways, I have never owned a dodge vehicle but have always quietly admired the trucks, and some cars haha. 0 mechanic skills but I learn by researching and at least trying until either 1. I am about to break it or 2. I am about to set fire to my truck. I bought a used 2011 RAM 1500 Quad Cab with the 4.7l engine, in the beginning of December 2015. Took me about 3 days to be introduced to a TIPM, what it was and what it did. Yeah, now I know why the person traded the truck in. So, stuck with the vehicle, I hit the search bar and landed in RAMFORUM a couple of times and just eventually began to like the "feel" and atmosphere. I acquired the simple fix of the fuel relay being stuck in the ON position but I wasn't satisfied because it was embarrassing having to prime the pump and still have it sound like it misses when starting up. Replaced the TIPM (got lucky and found a guy who sells remanned and warrantied TIPMs) This truck was completely stock when I got it, and it had the BIG horn package with all of the terrible chrome everywhere. I've done a lot of work, in a short amount of time, to this truck cosmetic wise and I have really enjoyed the process (first time for built not bought). Sorry for the long winded post, but thanks to you all who may read this and I look forward to being a part of this community. A quick before and after shot of my truck for your visual stimulation (personal opinion lol). Thanks again, guys!!

 

[BBartow]

 

[Pull Ya]

Welcome!!! Nice look'n truck!! What's your next project?
Jay

 

[Harley Harrold]

 

[Beauregard7765]

Welcome [emoji1419]


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[Drummin4jc]

Welcome to the forum!! Glad to have ya!

Adam

 

[Guerrilla zoe]

New here...obviously. I've been stalking the forums like all the other noobs before me. Anyways, I have never owned a dodge vehicle but have always quietly admired the trucks, and some cars haha. 0 mechanic skills but I learn by researching and at least trying until either 1. I am about to break it or 2. I am about to set fire to my truck. I bought a used 2011 RAM 1500 Quad Cab with the 4.7l engine, in the beginning of December 2015. Took me about 3 days to be introduced to a TIPM, what it was and what it did. Yeah, now I know why the person traded the truck in. So, stuck with the vehicle, I hit the search bar and landed in RAMFORUM a couple of times and just eventually began to like the "feel" and atmosphere. I acquired the simple fix of the fuel relay being stuck in the ON position but I wasn't satisfied because it was embarrassing having to prime the pump and still have it sound like it misses when starting up. Replaced the TIPM (got lucky and found a guy who sells remanned and warrantied TIPMs) This truck was completely stock when I got it, and it had the BIG horn package with all of the terrible chrome everywhere. I've done a lot of work, in a short amount of time, to this truck cosmetic wise and I have really enjoyed the process (first time for built not bought). Sorry for the long winded post, but thanks to you all who may read this and I look forward to being a part of this community. A quick before and after shot of my truck for your visual stimulation (personal opinion lol). Thanks again, guys!!

Welcome! I to just bought my first ram in December! She's a 2015 outdoorsman! Your truck is beautiful. I went a little different route then you. But starting doing things right away any ways good luck with your truck and have fun

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[McWRam87]

Welcome!!! Nice look'n truck!! What's your next project?
Jay

Thanks for the compliment! Im afraid to start another, but now that I have an extra set of quad lights, I'm tempted to try my hand and some retrofitting. As of now, I added the tint, new headlights, morimoto 50W kit with Canbus adapter (works like a charm as of now), JVC double din head unit (that was fun installing) along with a decent single 12 set up under the rear seat, Belltech 2/4 drop and Spohn Panhard Bar, 305/45/22s with R/T reps, recon smoked 3rd brake light and Edge Evo CTS2 Programmer. Tailights will be in soon, and then I'm done for a while lol. Oh yeah, it was entirely too quiet when I bought it so being the impatient person I am, I cut that ridiculously over sized muffler off, added a glasspack and turndown.

 

[McWRam87]

Welcome! I to just bought my first ram in December! She's a 2015 outdoorsman! Your truck is beautiful. I went a little different route then you. But starting doing things right away any ways good luck with your truck and have fun View attachment 66491

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Zoe, this is my first lowered truck and I wanted to try it out. It came out and rides a heck of a lot better than I expected. The two of us may have went a different route but that truck of yours is gorgeous!

 

[Guerrilla zoe]

Zoe, this is my first lowered truck and I wanted to try it out. It came out and rides a heck of a lot better than I expected. The two of us may have went a different route but that truck of yours is gorgeous!

Look great keep up the work

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[CMil527]

congrats and welcome, nice rig!

 

[Joshwaa]

Welcome. Hope you enjoy your stay. Nice looking RAM.

 

[Guerrilla zoe]

Thank you guys. I got a couple more thing I want to do to it. I want to put a 3 in lift bit then it won't fit In my garage. We been having little punks slashing tires around our neighborhood so I dare not leave it out

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[1ATony]

Thanks for joining, it's great to have you here
Tony