What Did You Do To Your 2ND GEN RAM Today?
#7522
my reg is going to be 136, and change this year. was 180 last year....
my neighbor has to pay around 1400~ for reg fees. 2011 challenger srt8, and 2010 nissan titan.
its ridiculous, honestly! just went up another 30 bucks in 2008. its the city fees that get you.
my neighbor has to pay around 1400~ for reg fees. 2011 challenger srt8, and 2010 nissan titan.
its ridiculous, honestly! just went up another 30 bucks in 2008. its the city fees that get you.
#7523
#7524
Moved my family from Texhoma to Amarillo pulling a decent sized bumper pull trailer fully loaded, as well as my bed. I was nearly on my overloads. Drove 60 MPH with O/D off, coasting downhill, activating water/methanol going uphill, 285/75R16's with 3.55's, and I averaged 8.75 MPG. Think 4.10s would help? Lol
Just a little. lol
As for the registration convo, I just paid the state of Texas $65 for my registration. My dad's was $63....his weighs all of 700lbs less then mine. >.<
#7527
Installed a set of Procomp ES9000's on my truck. Paid $135 with boots shipped from 4wheel Parts, they had a buy 3 get one free deal on the low end procomp shocks. the ES9000's are the Nitrogen charged ones, and they seemed to make a major improvement over the original 1995 Chrysler shocks haha.
#7528
Installed a set of Procomp ES9000's on my truck. Paid $135 with boots shipped from 4wheel Parts, they had a buy 3 get one free deal on the low end procomp shocks. the ES9000's are the Nitrogen charged ones, and they seemed to make a major improvement over the original 1995 Chrysler shocks haha.
#7529
They seemed pretty similar by description, the difference being nitro vs hydro. I don't know enough about shocks to tell you the difference, but for only $2 more per shock, I saw no reason not to get the ES9000's. BTW to anyone else reading, the buy 3 get one free deal for ES1, 3, and 9000's is still running at www.4wheelparts.com.
#7530