Plastic Clearance Issues
Rookie
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 79
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From: Cold Lake, Alberta
Back to the original topic. I lost my air dam last winter out wheelin'. Personally I think it looks better with it gone, and I have yet to see any cooling issues.
When you're out playing with your truck things are going to break from time to time. It's just the price you pay for having fun. You gotta pay to play
When you're out playing with your truck things are going to break from time to time. It's just the price you pay for having fun. You gotta pay to play
3rd gen Ram, Newbies
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 3,815
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From: Chicago
looks ****
I use it for the sand, mud if I have to, and snow, So I do utilize the 4wd and the 35's, but I dont go trail wheeling. I may even sometimes run a mudhole just for fun. But trails are out of the question for me, I dont want scratches from branches and I dont want to hurt anything from coming down on something like a log, rock, or anything that I might make a serious mistake on.
Champion
Joined: May 2008
Posts: 4,210
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From: Shreveport, LA
Back to the original topic. I lost my air dam last winter out wheelin'. Personally I think it looks better with it gone, and I have yet to see any cooling issues.
When you're out playing with your truck things are going to break from time to time. It's just the price you pay for having fun. You gotta pay to play
When you're out playing with your truck things are going to break from time to time. It's just the price you pay for having fun. You gotta pay to play
My fourwheeler cost 5,200. Ive bored it out twice, replaced bearings and ball joints twice, new rim, new plastic, and new handlebars among other stuff...
motive: it costs alot to have fun
