The Official 2014 2nd Gen RAM Forum OT thread
Captain
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From: Bluegrass State
LifeLock rocks, I would advise everyone to have this service. I've been on it for some time, but they sure are spot on. Well worth it for risk management. K.
edit: Everything is within reason. One is not to advertise their personal numbers or account info. The service is there to alert you for that inadvertent
thief. But then there are others, relatives, ex-spouses, house keepers. My step-daughters identity was stolen at age 9, unbeknownst to her so at age 19 she enlisted in the Navy and discovered an existing mortgage by an unknown thief, who had stolen her social and applied for credit.
edit: Everything is within reason. One is not to advertise their personal numbers or account info. The service is there to alert you for that inadvertent
thief. But then there are others, relatives, ex-spouses, house keepers. My step-daughters identity was stolen at age 9, unbeknownst to her so at age 19 she enlisted in the Navy and discovered an existing mortgage by an unknown thief, who had stolen her social and applied for credit.
Last edited by tincan57; Jul 9, 2014 at 01:28 PM. Reason: spell/within reason
Captain
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From: Virginia, Florida
http://www.wired.com/2010/05/lifelock-identity-theft/
They offered lifelock free to employees where I work after som IT people decided to compromise employees SS#'s for some reason. Had it free for 3 years. Never did anything for me. I just exercise caution. Knock on wood, never had an issue either.
Legend
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From: Fredericksburg, Virginia
That would be nice
Last edited by stewie01; Jul 9, 2014 at 08:13 PM.
been thinking about my exhaust possibilities today. i lost a ton of low end when i went back to stock manifold. would like long tubes back, but dont want pacesetter again, and its the only option..
however, i found out that doug thorley once made headers for the dakota, and durango, but have since stopped due to demand being low. they came with a 2.5" y pipe, and the primaries were 1 5/8 just like the pacesetter longtubes.
i wish i could find a set somewhere, id buy em in a heartbeat!
gonna start body work on the truck this week if the humidity drops... been crazy humid again with dew points in the 70s!
gonna fiberglass the hell out of my rockers, and bed, and undercoat them. then i gotta figure out my door issue, pass side is wicked bad, drivers side isnt too bad. maybe more fiberglass to shape them, then undercoat the hell out of them!
however, i found out that doug thorley once made headers for the dakota, and durango, but have since stopped due to demand being low. they came with a 2.5" y pipe, and the primaries were 1 5/8 just like the pacesetter longtubes.
i wish i could find a set somewhere, id buy em in a heartbeat!
gonna start body work on the truck this week if the humidity drops... been crazy humid again with dew points in the 70s!
gonna fiberglass the hell out of my rockers, and bed, and undercoat them. then i gotta figure out my door issue, pass side is wicked bad, drivers side isnt too bad. maybe more fiberglass to shape them, then undercoat the hell out of them!
Captain
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From: Bluegrass State
^^^^^I agree with jkeaton on LifeLock. I choose to use it for risk mitigation (call it insurance I'd rather pay for). It helps with elderly relatives (LifeLock pending mother) out of state, power of attorney for others assets out of state, (wife). I just call it peace of mind for a price.
redneck ram, got to do the fiberglass thing on my 99 rockers, hope you keep us posted. K.
redneck ram, got to do the fiberglass thing on my 99 rockers, hope you keep us posted. K.
Last edited by tincan57; Jul 10, 2014 at 10:34 PM. Reason: ^^^^^