Power Wagon Registry

I’m not putting a lot of faith/hope in these spy pictures. They could be testing all sorts of things that will never make the final product. The real hope for me is the 7.0L V-8 that has been rumored to replace the 6.4L Hemi. That could be a good setup in the new Power Wagon and the rest of the HD l...

While I look forward to seeing the TRX, I’m more interested in the new HD platform and more importantly the new Power Wagon..

olyelr wrote: ↑

Thu May 03, 2018 4:34 pm

Got the boat back in yet?

Not yet. Generally it’s the first or second week of June before Flathead Lake is full enough to launch the boats. I’m hoping for next weekend.

and i guess it goes to show you...people prefer capability over street performance This makes me wonder how the Rebel TRX will sell once it comes out? Rumors of a 7.0L with over 500hp and a 6.2L Hellcat with the 707hp are floating around the internet and different forums. I think it's going to be i...

and i guess it goes to show you...people prefer capability over street performance This makes me wonder how the Rebel TRX will sell once it comes out? Rumors of a 7.0L with over 500hp and a 6.2L Hellcat with the 707hp are floating around the internet and different forums. I think it's going to be i...

That's a nice car and a great value for $55k. I'm not sure why it is but I always see HCs in stock at some random Dodge dealer half way between Missoula and Kalispell. I think at one point last year they had six or seven. It's in the middle of no where. Ronan Dodge (Ronan Auto Mall I think) still h...

The Hellcat (Challenger or Charger) is a heavy bitch for sure, and I agree you notice it in the corners. The Widebody Challenger seems to help, but it still will never corner like a Mustang or Camaro. I agree that if I paid $80,000 I'd expect a better interior. However, I picked up a leftover 2016 C...

Sometimes we let our emotions prevent us from comprehending written english. I try not to wrap my ego around the things I own. I'm not even sure what this statement means, and I'm not sure where ego comes into play. My opinion was simply that for $55,000 or so the 707hp Hellcat is one heck of a car...

X5-6M are great cars...and tuned....get out of here the real value is the fact that the trackhawks value should be 88k no more... I disagree. The real value of the Hellcat series of vehicles is the factory warranty on the 707HP feature. That's 30k miles of 1/4 mile launches and smokey burnouts back...

Got a link to the $88,000 Demon? I’ve yet to see one selling for under $100,000 Isnt the MSRP under $90K? Are they selling for over MSRP? Every Demon is selling well over MSPR. I've yet to see one under $100,000. I've seen them as high as $130,000. Take a look at Ebay and you'll see what I mean. Th...

Got a link to the $88,000 Demon? I’ve yet to see one selling for under $100,000

I still think the Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk is the best Hellcat vehicle released. An all wheel drive SUV that hauls ass, hauls people, and can tow a boat if necessary is brilliant. One of these would be awesome in the garage if it didn't come with the $88,000 plus sticker. As fast as my Challeng...

what about the fact that my 2013 quattro s6 did 3.2 0-60...close to 10 second 1/4 got about 30MPG going 80 down the highway. with a B&O sound system.... i miss my hellcat charger but lets be honest.. i got 10MPG in the Hellcat too. yes the HC would return 20MPG on highway but thats premium fuel! an...

Better fuel economy for a Power Wagon? I'll have to wait and see what comes of this. I'm currently getting around 9.5mpg with this crap winter fuel they push on us. It's pretty sad when a 707hp Challenger Hellcat gets better fuel economy than a Power Wagon.

Whether you like Duck Dynasty or not, Phil Robertson said it best: “Where I’m from, I am 911!”

It looks more and more like Ram may actually build a TRX. Rumor of two motors now: A 7.0L V-8 and of course the 6.2L Hellcat. Why do I think this is important? Because it’s possibly an insite to a new motor for a Power Wagon. My guess is we could see the 7.0L put into a new Power Wagon. Rumors are p...

I like it well enough I guess. My major gripe is I absolutely hate the tire tread and special vehicle embroidery seats. I disliked it in the current model years and the next gen is going to be just as bad. If I were buying a new PW or Rebel i'd reupholster the seats. The rest remains to be seen, I'...

The 2018 Power Wagon and the 2019 Rebel do share some similarities on the exterior.

This older thread on the AEV Raised Air Intake might help: http://forum.powerwagonregistry.org/vie ... air+intake

While I'm not sure I agree with the whole "shithole" comment, if you can come to the country legally then I'm ok with it. I'm just glad to see more jobs coming back to America.

I was never a huge fan of the 4th Gen 1500 so I'm hoping the HD model is more aggressive when it comes out in 2020. I'm also curious to see if they actually make the Rebel TRX. A Hellcat Ram with 37" tires has promise.

Am I the only one not digging what I'm seeing from the spy shots of the 2019?

Here's a pic of my light switches and my lights. Honestly, I'm extremely challenged when it comes to electrical work, so for $200 it was worth it to have somebody install them for me. I've never had an issue with the backup sensors since the install.

olyelr wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 06, 2017 10:25 pm

Jeez, got a little drive-happy this year I see.

I did a lot of driving to Elk camp the second half of hunting season last year. I'll more than likely be under 8,000 this next year.

The truck turned 6 years old yesterday. Here's the miles I ran for the last year and the total miles on the truck.