The Official 2nd Gen RAM Forum OT thread
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If you read what I posted about why he was banned, you'll understand it wasn't a bunch of whinny brats that caused it.
Thats already been discussed, long ago, and is over and done with. Please, no more discussion about it.
Thats already been discussed, long ago, and is over and done with. Please, no more discussion about it.
Hey purp, hate to be the ***, but I thought I would let you know that I drove right through the middle of Indiana twice over the weekend to deliver a 2009 SRT Challenger to RDP Motorsports in Painsville Ohio. Going back up in two months at the latest to go pick the car back up to. 
I must say, the shop owner is quite insane in the head when it comes to what the man builds. The two pics of the challenger that you see with all the "chrome" in the engine bay puts about 1300HP to the wheels. Dual remote turbos that add power in the band just like a roots style blower.
Most impressive to ride in.
I must say, the shop owner is quite insane in the head when it comes to what the man builds. The two pics of the challenger that you see with all the "chrome" in the engine bay puts about 1300HP to the wheels. Dual remote turbos that add power in the band just like a roots style blower.
Most impressive to ride in.
Eaton.... Well, a good chunk of our trip was on 70 which from there we took 271 to get where we were going...
Pending work, I'll be going back up there with him to get the car and if I do I'll have to drop ya a line.
And yea, after spending 36 hours in that truck both riding and driving, I intend to own a truck a lot like that one. The passing power of that truck was amazing. Even with a load on it like there was, there was no problem swinging out and passing.
My favorite thing about the truck is funny really. It's not the looks, it's not the power, it's the seats. I know a lot of 2nd gen guys don't have leather in their trucks, but I do. When I first had my ram, it was not uncommon to hop in it and drive 400-500 miles to pick up inventory for our companies. In the winter it wasn't so bad, but in the summer, your sweat would just be a pain in the *** after you had sat in the seat for hours. It's part of the reason many people don't like leather. The new rams have perforated leather seats with fans in the back and the bottom of the seat.
No more swamp *** from the leather. That was pretty cool I thought.
Pending work, I'll be going back up there with him to get the car and if I do I'll have to drop ya a line.
And yea, after spending 36 hours in that truck both riding and driving, I intend to own a truck a lot like that one. The passing power of that truck was amazing. Even with a load on it like there was, there was no problem swinging out and passing.
My favorite thing about the truck is funny really. It's not the looks, it's not the power, it's the seats. I know a lot of 2nd gen guys don't have leather in their trucks, but I do. When I first had my ram, it was not uncommon to hop in it and drive 400-500 miles to pick up inventory for our companies. In the winter it wasn't so bad, but in the summer, your sweat would just be a pain in the *** after you had sat in the seat for hours. It's part of the reason many people don't like leather. The new rams have perforated leather seats with fans in the back and the bottom of the seat.
No more swamp *** from the leather. That was pretty cool I thought.
Last edited by Laramie1997; Jun 28, 2010 at 01:02 PM.