Power Wagon Registry

hotrod929 wrote:They are night and day difference from e when I had the Same tire on my Cummins with out sipes

Thanks!

About time someone started doing that! Do it!

Disregard...found a new thread.

http://forum.powerwagonregistry.org/vie ... f=2&t=1668

Just curious if there were any updates or I missed something. Read a post in another thread that someone said they were running one of these now.

What are the details on that intake?

Looks a LOT like a Toyo...

How much of a difference on ice have the sipes made so far?

My truck got a set of studded Duratracs for the winter.

Thanks! Those aren't too bad at all.

It looks like they stick out about 3", total length I am not sure. I will snap pics of one of the front caps and measure it next time I am in the garage. http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s99/ACRucrazy/2006%20Power%20Wagon/IMAG3380_zpsec956d61.jpg Do you have a side shot of your truck to illustrat...

Nice! Good News!

1. myoung84 - 2012 2. 04Ram2500Hemi - 2012 3. BlkWgn 2006 4. TrueBlue13PW 5. HotRod929 - 2013 6. Wingerak92 2012 (next year, need tires first) 7. TwinStick-----3rd Gen 2008 w/G56 (LATER) 8. Hemi46. 05 gen 3 (later) 9.gtomike60-2012 10.glidehm 11. ScottWagon1-later 12. Mexican Import - 2013 13. MSCH2...

Anyone try stuffing a group 65 or 31M in a fourth gen?

Thanks for the pics!

If having to run a cable to the rear axle makes for a product that can be used for multiple generations, it would not likely be a deal killer for me.

TonkaPW wrote:So I got my rails installed and man are they nice. The instructions said 1 hour for install, more like 3. Pasanger side was a breeze. Driver side a pain in the ass, but its done. Pictures to follow. Now I need to try them out, anyone up for a day at Rausch Creek?

TonkaPW wrote:Rails arrived at the paint shop today. . Hope to have them installed in a couple of days.

Looking forward to the pics! What color are you painting them?

Sounds like keeping everything under the hood is what you guys want most. I know that's my preference... I'm not sure where I'll mount the control box yet, but you'll have a T harness that goes to a 14 pin connector behind the driver side headlight, one that goes to a 10 pin connector behind the pa...

The easier the install, the more that will likely buy it. Many will want to be able to return the truck to stock easily for service/diagnostics/warranty concerns.

I am very interested in what you come up!

Put on some new shoes!!! After A LOT of research with the local tire shops, the local truck shops, searches on here and on DT, and feedback from some of the hard core wheelers from my area I went with a set of Kelly Safari TSR's in 315/70/17. Paid a little more than the lowest prices I found but th...

Has anyone tried Krylon Non-Skid Coating for traction on steps/sliders? Thinking about trying out on my sliders when they come in.

http://www.krylon.com/products/nonskid-coating/

Comes in clear and black.

Did you re-use the factory gasket? I have front and rear DOR covers on order and am just making sure I don't need to go pick some gaskets up before I get started on the swap. Also, how much oil did you use when filling it up? I reused my gasket, and have every 15k when I change the gear oil, at 96k...

Put on some new shoes!!! After A LOT of research with the local tire shops, the local truck shops, searches on here and on DT, and feedback from some of the hard core wheelers from my area I went with a set of Kelly Safari TSR's in 315/70/17. Paid a little more than the lowest prices I found but th...

TonkaPW wrote:I ordered a set for sliders from White Knuckle for my 2012 PW and hope to have them in a couple of weeks.

Congrats! Pics once you get them please!

Probably the cheaper choice?

My plans for building my own are still on track for this winter as the shipping will likely make the cost of these prohibitive (waiting on a shipping quote now). Shipping to Alaska is often the larger part of the decision making process for truck parts.