man that is sweet... didnt think about it at the time but it appears you loose the drink holder, mandatory equipment for the wifey. Maybe I could yank out the center seat and put something else there to replace the drink holders... I could totally see me using a shifter setup like that, I often am droping into 2nd to hold a gear longer and occasionally downshifting to slow the truck down.

 

Yeah the cupholders are history.

I've seen a cup holder thing that slips over the center console a little and it actually looked good. And it would work fine in my truck, but I don't use the them.

It was a guy in my club on another site. I just called him and he'll get back to me with a manufactorer or whatever.

Every hotrod thinking guy (especially the old school, older guy) that sees it, loves it and especially with the matching t handle on the 4by shifter.

 

Most sway-bars for off-road applications come with 'quick disconnects' that you can seperate them, then secure them out of the way for articulation.

 

well, still can't tell from the pics. can you get a moredistant shot but that same area. i'm doubting the sway bar is going to fit.

 

Here is a pic of one on another ram.

 

Awesome look there! Classic. Would you mind a how to?

 

Easy enough, get a B&M Truck Megashifter.

The install is not that hard and it works great. A little modification to some brackets, but not bad. Then I got the matching paint from the dealer.

 

found these, if anyone is looking for some still

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2007-...spagenameZWDVW

 

kenihemi - thanks for this post - just installed the sway bar - it was still warm from the UPS drivers hands....
So far it's a big difference on the road.I've got an orignalflowmaster exhaust kit, but ended up getting rid of the muffler due to the noise level,made a custom y pipe anddecided to use the stockmuffler with just the dual tail pipes. It's tight but works - PM me or email me ( visciani@brokenboltgarage.net)for pictures.....



Nick