what doesn't kill you, only makes you stronger

 

dang right, you would know being from ol canada

 

See 105 is't to bad though, I work outside alot during the summer when its 105 by 9am, and by noon your looking at 110+. Regardless though I stick by the last statement I made, Its easier to put more clothes on to stay warm than it is to try and take things off to keep cool...

 

sometimes there arent enough layers to put on when the wind is blowin and your freezin inside even when the heat is on.

 

Well then lets just agree that if you were to come down here you would roast your *** off and if I were to go up there I'd freeze mine off..... Still doesn't make you tougher though

 

but Arizona is a nice dry heat, come up here between the great lakes and feel that temperature with some nice humidity, makes your hot summer day feel like a nice spring day.

 

HAvent been down here during monsoon season have ya, pours all night long and 110 the next day isnt really what I'd call a dry heat.... But seriously you guys have the humidity issues that are like a sauna that isn't to fun either...

 

+1 on this.

esp when the half doors are on & its 25 degrees outside

 

i accept your challenge!!

 

I am in CT also, we got 10" or so in our area. My old Ram wasn't nearly as good in the deep stuff. That had an open diff and Cooper tires, my new Ram has the LSD and the OEM AT/S tires (brand new). It was great, only used 4x4 when I left the my 450' dirt driveway and from stops. Anywhere else was just in 2wd... Just wish it had 4 wheel antilocks.