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That rear sway bar will limit axle flex and travel... so will air bags unless you run day star cradles. Get some rear air bags, they are all about the same, do not plumb them together, keep them separate and gone some day star cradles for them. The cradles allow you to run zero psi in them when...

FYI 3500 trucks still have rear leaf springs. I had a 14 2500 with rear coils, I was very impressed by how well it did, towed and hauled better than my 06 3500 it replaced.

I drive an 18 with the 5.0 and 10 speed trans for work... get the v6

I drive that exact same truck every day, it’s a 2018 with 3:30 gears, I’m lucky to get over 15 on the highway.

Truck is not done yet, the decked storage system became kind of a pain if you want to mount the filler in the bed, the decked system had to be pulled out, trimmed and reinstalled. Should be done tomorrow and I’ll post some pics.

Your right dealers can do that, I’ve only owned dodge cummins trucks, accept for one duramax. A friend talked me into getting a GMC DuraMax truck because “they are so much better than the Ram”. I bought one brand new, got off the lot and the check engine light came on with less than 20 miles on...

Who’s he? I didn’t check out the bottom link. I’ve seen a stripped down one for 38 to 39. Doesn’t seam like they are selling many, a local Nissan dealer marked the prior years models way down for a bit. I’ve heard the Nissan with the cummins is a good truck, kinda bridge the gap between a half...

Update: it’s at my buddies shop, today he should get it done. I wish I had time to tackle this project myself, with work and a child free time is hard to come by.

I think you need to look at gov planet for your next vehicle, not the big three!

I carry a cheap floor jack I got 22 years ago from sams club and some scrap wood... it’s worked great for over 20 years. Keep it simple!

Square body gm vehicles in my opinion are the best trucks ever made. I spent allot of time around them growing up, they are very solid, easy to work on and run no madder what. My buddies dad had a 79 Chevy that he refused to get rid of, 350, 400 trans, 205 transfer case, 14 bolt rear d60...

Yes! Years ago growing up we had Brittany spaniels for pheasant hunting and used an suv, not a good idea. When you get a wet dog with mud on them that’s been running ina field all day long you don’t want that on carpet... that smell doesn’t come out.

I met an engineer that worked for Toyota and worked in a project around 2007 or so where they build a drw tundra with a hino Diesel engine. He said Toyota talked about building it for the us market, but there was a ton of emissions regulations and other issues it would have to meet which were...

My 04 ram, we were throwing concrete pieces in the bed, you could see dents all over the bottom of the bed. I wouldn’t do that to any newer truck, espically one made of aluminum. I could punch a hole in the bed of a ford truck with a piece of concrete... and very easily.

Sure you can do that if your careful and don’t throw it in, I put a old real estate sign in the bed of my work f150 to take to the firearms range, it slide just right and went right threw the bottom corner of the tailgate. A guy at work was backing up his f150 and a branch from a tree hit right...

My 18 f150 work vehicle is only washed at car washes, I can’t say the truck is problem free, but the car wash haven’t had any negative effect on it.

I didn’t think about that... that’s true, my 1 ton ram cummins, running 37 inch tires and 900 ftlbs of torque gets better mpg than my father in laws stock tundra.

I agree, Toyota makes great products and all of their vehicles have geat resale. For a small truck I love the Tacoma, I just wish it had lockers as an option. If I were in the small truck market it would be hard not to get a zr2, due to several desirable options it offers vs Toyota which doesn’t...

I think it’s because they are light duty, just like you don’t see allot of any other make half tons, if your going the truck route, hauling allot of gear and turning larger tires, your better off with a 3/4 ton on up.

I sent them an email, they said they could make one to fit a 37 inch tire but oils have to design it. I can’t remember,your running 37’s right?