Power Wagons ... Post em up!

[michael harpe]

That is a stock oem drag link for the new trucks.

Well what the ****!

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[olyelr]

I snapped a few pictures up on the lift yesterday.

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nice and fresh! Looks like they changed the tranny pan on the new ones.

 

[olyelr]

Well what the ****!

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well at least they are smart enough to change them since they had such a “huge” issue with the last type.

 

[michael harpe]

well at least they are smart enough to change them since they had such a “huge” issue with the last type.

Yeah but they need to recall ours and give us this for Free

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[olyelr]

Yeah but they need to recall ours and give us this for Free

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Im just gonna keep running the stock unit till it gives me trouble. I gave it an adjustment when I leveled the truck years ago, and it hasnt loosened up yet. I swear, all you have to do is fawking tighten the damn thing properly and its good to go.

 

[1pieceatatime]

I’m hopefully nearing the end of the reimbursement process with FCA - I bought the Synergy drag link and gave them the receipts.

 

[56PW17]

Clean! Why was it on the lift ?

I’m hopefully nearing the end of the reimbursement process with FCA - I bought the Synergy drag link and gave them the receipts.

how did you start that process? I bought one also

 

[J-Lil]

Clean! Why was it on the lift ?
Also noticed you have a new drag link. Can you take a picture of the tag that’s on there?

I just stuck it on there for fun. I’m taking some auto tech courses and had the chance. It was fresh off the lot with about 160 miles on it, so everything is factory. My 19 has the 8 speed auto. Probably why the pan looks different.

 

[1pieceatatime]

https://www.chrysler.com/webselfservice/fcanorth/VinInputForm.jsp

 

[EODHorn]

I think this is the place with some Power Wagon activity. The other site I'm a member on is a bit slow. Anyway, new PW here. Had a '17 Raptor but got tired of the ecoboost and piped in engine sound to the speakers, transmission hunting for gears etc. Traded in my Rebel for this. Rebel was nice but was looking for something more stout. Think I found it :
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Great Truck man! Exact color I am looking into getting (hopefully a 2021).

 

[Maligator]

Doing some exploring in Western md

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[olyelr]

Doing some exploring in Western md

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SOOOOOO jealous!

Keep em comin.

 

[1pieceatatime]

@Maligator - still interested to know what roof rack that is, what you think of it, and how you routed the lights to power.

 

[Grand Mesa]

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[22hemi13]

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Coming down a 7 mile long steep trail with a 3,000 foot drop from a high elevation plateau (near my home) on the Western Slope of Colorado. Photo was taken in early Fall of 2019 on a trip to view the seasonal change of colors.

This extremely narrow, rocky, steep dirt road hugs the side of a cliff which is shown in the top right background of the photo. It hugs it once again immediately around this tame looking switchback which was blown out of the side of the cliff. My wife guided me along by foot in the narrowest of the top sections, but in most sections the PW's tires stayed within 1.5 to 2 feet of the edge, while I hugged the passenger side always a bit too close against the opposite side of the cliff wall. As usual on our shelf roads all I see from the PW cab is looking straight down while she constantly informs me that I got plenty of tire space left on the edge and so just move a little closer to it.

There's a large warning sign prior to entry and a small memorial on the side of a cliff section to those who died driving off of it. Beautiful views as is normal up on these plateaus, mesas, and flat top mountains.

Worst part of shelves haha. Don’t mind when driver is along the drop. Side I can see. But yeah it’s major anxiety when it’s on passenger and you see NOTHING. Or when I finally stop and say “babe I need you to get out and guide me”. And the following pic takes place

 

[Grand Mesa]

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[56PW17]

LOL! That's why they designed switchbacks on our roads. Gives the passenger a chance to look down.
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Would love to watch Ken block run that hill lol

 

[Fitzreefer]

Got back up on the Graffiti Highway in Centralia, PA again. Brought the quads and cycles for the kids to blast around in. Ran into a pretty sketchy snow storm in the mountain passes on the way there. Even the main highway was shut down in one section. The best part...there was a snowy hill climb right near where the photos were taken. The guy with the Tacoma totally failed it. I went over before he left, twin locked, and walked right up it. Nothing better than showing up a Toyota.

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[Tpettit]

Getting a bit jealous here. Just over 5k on mine, took it on a gravel road.. once. Need to find the time to get this truck into some fun stuff. ( I did romp on it, both rears threw some stuff! ) I know, *****. Still trying to get over the sticker shock of paying 60+ for a vehicle. Definitely plenty of real nice, challenging logging roads / fire trails here in NW WA, looking forward to the moment that I realize it's time to go out and work this truck

 

[Maligator]

@Maligator - still interested to know what roof rack that is, what you think of it, and how you routed the lights to power.

**edit** sorry I had responded with my bed rack at first. The roof rack is a go rhino srm100 60". For the rack lights I simply popped the trim piece between my windshield and pillar and tucked the wires in there really simple.

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