Hey this is my 2007 dodge, let me know what you think about it and any
suggestions on what I should do next. I'm thinking about putting the edge
juice with attitude on it and lower gears. Has anyone tried the edge juice
on an 07?

8" Custom lift powder coated white w/10" springs
37" Open Country MT tires w/22" Chrome wheels
Bushwacker flares painted white
Airbags w/onboard compressor
Removed muffler, just running on catback
Chrome nerf bars

2007 Northland polar 860 camper w/custom slide and 8000W Generator

Thanks for looking.

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The airbags sure do the trick for leveling it cause that camper can't be too light (with a slide).. Is it pretty stable on rough terrain?... I can't offer any advice for performance mods since mines bone stock...I love the white springs.. that is one very sweet truck!!

 

THATS ONE SWEET LOOKING TRUCK![sm=icon_cheers.gif] NICE WHEELS!

 

HOLY CRAP triton was just asking for pics of a white ram with 22's. Looks GREAT !!

One question though ....

Is that camper OK back there on the short bed? It looks like it's gonna fall off.

 

Looks like you need Jake to find you a couple of tag axles for that thing.

 

Very nice looking truck!! There is an inferno red one at a local dealer that is setup a lot like yours. I have had my eye on that truck for a while.

 

Nice truck man. I was thinking the same thing that Mayfair was about the camper. How else do you have that thing tied down?

 

how much does the camper weigh empty, the reason i ask we have an old 1984 lance that weighs 3000 lbs empty also made for a longbed. i wonder if i could make it fit our megacab.

 

WhenI was a kid my dad had an 11.5' truck camper in the back of a 4x4 long bed extended cab powerwagon.. that's 3.5' of overhang behind a long bed!! All he had to get it level was a pair of air shocks. It road on the oldskinny style mudtires..That old 440 would suck some fuel on trips to the lake.. but back then I don't remember even hearing the term "GVWR" or anyone asking.. are those tires rated to carry that much weight? .. It was the late 70's and the gas shortages made him get rid of it.

 

Damn those tires must be expensive!