What Did You Do To Your 2ND GEN RAM Today?
Champion
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 4,717
Likes: 10
From: N/A
Gave it an oil change, grease job, and started working on installing the second set of bulbs for the sport headlights. I need to cut a good sized piece of the rad support out behind the second set of bulbs, 3" hole saw not fun.
Grand Champion
Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 6,099
Likes: 6
From: Colorado
Ongoing process of customizing my pickup to be more usable for how I use it.
Started with this project which is still ongoing:
https://dodgeforum.com/forum/2nd-gen...ld-thread.html
Second project started today. I picked up a set of Ford F-150 bedside anchors like are visible on this one:
http://www.agricover.com/access/imag...side_04-06.jpg
These projects are part of an overall strategy I am working on to make my bed have more options/ability for cargo management.
Flame on for using Ford parts on my Ram, but these are the ones I liked the best, and I got a good deal on them. Will have to mock install them first to see if I really like them. Will post a new thread as this project moves forward.
Some future projects that are still on the drawing board or pending funds:
-onboard air
-rock rails
-winch and/or front receiver
-dual battery
-new air intake
Started with this project which is still ongoing:
https://dodgeforum.com/forum/2nd-gen...ld-thread.html
Second project started today. I picked up a set of Ford F-150 bedside anchors like are visible on this one:
http://www.agricover.com/access/imag...side_04-06.jpg
These projects are part of an overall strategy I am working on to make my bed have more options/ability for cargo management.
Flame on for using Ford parts on my Ram, but these are the ones I liked the best, and I got a good deal on them. Will have to mock install them first to see if I really like them. Will post a new thread as this project moves forward.
Some future projects that are still on the drawing board or pending funds:
-onboard air
-rock rails
-winch and/or front receiver
-dual battery
-new air intake
Ongoing process of customizing my pickup to be more usable for how I use it.
Started with this project which is still ongoing:
https://dodgeforum.com/forum/2nd-gen...ld-thread.html
Second project started today. I picked up a set of Ford F-150 bedside anchors like are visible on this one:
http://www.agricover.com/access/imag...side_04-06.jpg
These projects are part of an overall strategy I am working on to make my bed have more options/ability for cargo management.
Flame on for using Ford parts on my Ram, but these are the ones I liked the best, and I got a good deal on them. Will have to mock install them first to see if I really like them. Will post a new thread as this project moves forward.
Some future projects that are still on the drawing board or pending funds:
-onboard air
-rock rails
-winch and/or front receiver
-dual battery
-new air intake
Started with this project which is still ongoing:
https://dodgeforum.com/forum/2nd-gen...ld-thread.html
Second project started today. I picked up a set of Ford F-150 bedside anchors like are visible on this one:
http://www.agricover.com/access/imag...side_04-06.jpg
These projects are part of an overall strategy I am working on to make my bed have more options/ability for cargo management.
Flame on for using Ford parts on my Ram, but these are the ones I liked the best, and I got a good deal on them. Will have to mock install them first to see if I really like them. Will post a new thread as this project moves forward.
Some future projects that are still on the drawing board or pending funds:
-onboard air
-rock rails
-winch and/or front receiver
-dual battery
-new air intake
I changed my trucks oil and lubed the chassis.
Champion
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 2,831
Likes: 1
From: Miami, Fl
Installed my 400w inverter finally been sitting in my toolbox since last christmas, used some wire I had for setting up an amp so I know I will never have a problem with the wires being to small.
It has two outlets and is setup under the drivers seat with the outlets easy to access with the door open. Got it for my labtop.....but havent tested to see if it doesnt draw too much. However it has enough power to run a blender so the next bonfire I go to will be much nicer than the last if you get what I mean. It will also work with chargers lights and other small items I might find useful to run while away from the house.
It has two outlets and is setup under the drivers seat with the outlets easy to access with the door open. Got it for my labtop.....but havent tested to see if it doesnt draw too much. However it has enough power to run a blender so the next bonfire I go to will be much nicer than the last if you get what I mean. It will also work with chargers lights and other small items I might find useful to run while away from the house.
