i was watching videos on youtube xl last night, of a guy drifting a dulley cummins around the parking lot gymkahanna style. it was great. if i can find it ill post it

 

i believe you , my cousin had a 96 that was built like yours and he made that thing go sidways all the time no effort either and he didnt have a tune either, actaully he didnt even have headers and a air cleaner either I loved that thing! all i know it was bored .30 over and had a rv cam too bad his dad made him sell it for a dakota because he thought the ram was on the way out the door

 

Pulled some small stumps./trees out.

 

you and your trees , did you manage to not hit any this time

 

gave my big guy a wash and a wax. tried out the turtle wax liquid ice.

 

The front speakers in my 2001 havn't worked since I bought the truck. I finally decided to tackle the problem . . . . found the wires were cut and just wrapped on the speaker terminals. Soldered them on and guess what? ? ? THEY WORKED! Amazing what a little TLC and common sense can accomplish. Now I can jam (no pun intended LOL) with the best.

LATERS

 

I finished up my lift pretty happy with result just waiting for new tires that are coming ASAP

 

Pulled my axles so I could save the backing plates and emergency cables for my "New" diff, pulled the backing plates, shocks, brake line/distribution block, and then finally the rest of the diff.

After that I was a little sore from being on cement all frickin day, so I installed a DVD player!

 

Love the switch plate.

FAR more useful than the 'cupholder' that was there originally. Got a DIY article for that?

 

Cleaned the engine bay a little in preparation for this weekends project but I'm going to need to get a shop vac and/or a compressor and blow all the crap that's built up in between the intake manifold and the valve covers. Also removed the hood liner finally and cleaned the hood up a bit. Glad to see it gone finally but now I can't help but to want to get it touched up with fresh paint...lol. Also finally pulled the pinstripes, dodge, and 4x4 badges off the tailgate. Depending on how things go, either I'll finish debadges the rest of my truck to include the rubber stripes along the sides and the plastic piece on the tailgate or I might wait and let whatever body shop I take her to get repainted sometime soon remove it all and make sure they don't reinstall any of it.