+1 on the fluids, tune up and plenum.

 

And by the way welcome to DF!

 

The radiator has been replaced already so I know those lines are good. And as far as the brake line that runs by the gas tank, I will end up replacing that when I do the tank and fuel pump when I get down to Indiana. I have all of the parts, just not the garage, lol. And the garage I took the picture at is a car wash unfortunately. Although it would be nice to have it.

 

Darn, that probably means I can't have it huh?

Drive carefully.

 

What size is the brake lines on the rear axle? Andnthe measurements?

 

No idea..... parts store might be able to tell you..... maybe....

 

So, I got my brakes on the rear end fully done, now all that's left to do is u-joint, dist cap, and some tires. What's the best cheap cold air intake I can get?

Older thread I know, thought the question matched with it. Haha

 

Welcome to the forum. Our trucks breath air from a fender intake. In so many words we already have a cold air intake. Spend your money on other cool stuff and just put a high flow air cleaner in the air cleaner box that is already there.

 

+1 this fella speaks the truth

 

Well, your months ahead of me. My old 98 had a cracked cap for the last several months and it only bothered it on rainy days (cured this out of town last week). I don't proclaim being proactive on "what did you do to your 2nd gen Ram today", when my only lame excuse was it's to cold outside. I'm caught up now though, including temp sensor.

Nice ride K.