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I can't tell if this is sarcasm or not. If it is, bravo.

I agree, it just seems like the active members are all mature adults regardless of age. And most people seem genuinely interested which means a lot of threads stay on topic with good info. I still run adblocker. The ads were aggressive. This is also some of the best RAM content on the internet.

I had several of the cordless tools and started to look at the Packout for more tool organization in the house and shed first. I don't have a garage so most of my tools are packed to be moved to where I need them and it just works for that. I have the Packout brand mounts in the Shed, but with...

Not to send you down a new rabbit hole or anything, but behind the seats of the single cab HD Rams makes me want to mount some metal Packout mounts and run several of the big red containers depending on what configuration worked well with the size. There might be a market for some of these...

I second the request for a CGI Traytec distributor in America. The drawer style underbed storage and canopy builds give me the tingles. They are just now building trays for the 3500 RAMs as they become more available in Australia. I wonder what a ballpark shipped cost would be for a full tray...

Interested to hear if you see a change in MPG. The lower air dam factors in a lot to rounded corners on these bricks.

Only the RAM 1500s have the 5'7" bed option. RAM 2500 and 3500s are all 6'4" or 8' bed lengths. This truck has a 6'4" bed.

It's just unfortunate that the American flatbed market is not like the one in Australia. I would be willing to spend more if we had those styles/types of options. I really like the slide out underbody boxes on the CGI Traytek flatbeds and I'd take a canopy over a camper for my uses.

The dollar per watt on these panels just oozes government program.

This thread is a rollercoaster. Great price... cost too much. Use a bug sprayer or random pipes instead. And now it seems that the waterport has traumatized a user so bad that it's all they post about. I don't know what to believe.

Thank you for these photos. If the trend continues, pretty soon there won't be a single space on any 4x4 vehicle where you don't have a mount available for some liquid or tool or table.

I would consider RedArc a bit on the pricey side, but I feel like this is literally the only one that allows such a clean install so very easy to justify the cost. Most, non-factory, brake controllers are big and ugly and you have to put them in reach so they are hard to hide. Did you get the...

Great looking truck. Would you have any pictures of the interior? Maybe it's the picture angles, but that cap really seems to compliment the truck.

Happy to see the MR314 wheels start to filter in to the market a little deeper. When I got them I could only find a couple of pictures only of trucks with these wheels. They look great on the RAM and it's an alternative to the AEV wheels if you are choosing wheels outside of a package deal like...

Herbie could not have answered this better. I only added a tank to my OBA setup as there were other benefits. Air tools need compressor CFM. Any serious use of those requires an exponential upgrade for the compressor (engine driven, Oasis, etc.).

While I laughed when you added his ARB swing out to offset the cost argument, I think for "buyer beware" he meant this text from their website: Armadillo Bag is not a portable fuel container as described by ASTM, EPA, ARB or other state and federal agencies. Armadillo Bag is NOT intended for...

If you have a choice, there might be a better tool for the job (diesel). Especially if you will be constantly towing that heavy of a load. This advice might be a bit dated now though with current prices, it would take a lot of tanks full of diesel to make up cost differences. A 5500 means you...

That looks like an expedition one rear bumper with no swingouts on it. Wonder what the story there was. I think the next big mod for my truck will be a custom swing out tire carrier that allows for raising/lowering the wheel to the ground. There is an old HMMVV design that I hope to mimic with...

I've also heard the comment on Rams and BFGs wearing out, it seems to be shared whenever a tire recommendation thread comes up on HD ram forums. Tires are always evolving though. I'm looking forward to hearing the first hand experience and mileage you get based on that brand new set. Speaking...

This is a big boy for that hi-lift jack, had any issues?