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I know right? lol... Truck is definitely built right that's for darn sure!!

Guy is a freaking moron.... Then someone corrects him and he is like well it's based on the Dana 44 cad system so it's the same... Huh? A Dana 44 is half ton axle LOL... I hate listening to people who think they know what they are talking about... It's like saying a chevy 14 bolt semi float and 14 b...

Nice looks good!! Looks like 315's are they? I'm going to go up to a 315/70/R17 once my 285's wear out. I have heard good things about the K02's the side biters on them is a nice improvement

When i ordered mine a few months back it took about a month not to bad at all!

Thanks guys. Like your red Leo. Couldn't find one when I bought in 2005. I'm really anxious about the snow performance, but they're guaranteed to be better than the BFG's. I don't consider these skinny at all. They're just not fat. It seems to me when I first started buying pickups stock was 235/85...

Hell ya another long bed wagon!! I have those same tires but in the stock size. So far they are wearing great and are awesome offroad in the rocks and dirt... I air them down in the snow and they do pretty good to!

Also try rockauto.com they also sell mopar parts and you can find 5% discount codes all over the web. They are usually alot cheaper than the dealer as well. I bought a replacement fog lamp assembly for my 2005 when i lost it after my truck fell through the ice lol. Thank god it was only 3 ft deep ha...

Looks like your axle seal is on it's way out... orrr your diff fluid is so diluted with water it's leaking past the seal lol. Not sure if you drive through deep water or not. I'm leaning more towards axle seal.

vanished wrote:~3400 lbs IIRC? At least the bump stops keep it from sagging any more!

HAHA holy crap good to know what it takes to hit bump stops!!

Hey there Pit I will be around Saturday until 3 in the afternoon. Would that work for you? I have sent you a pm with my info.

vanished wrote:3rd gen - mine has been over as well... Lol

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Haha that is pretty close to how mine looked!!! How much weight you think?

HAHAHAHA YES^

Thought I would chime in for the hell of it lol I know i'm a 3rd gen wagon owner so my payload is much higher than the current gen wagons. I believe my truck is rated for 2,250 lbs I hauled 1 cu yard of stone the other day and that was about 2,500-2,600 lbs. Truck squatted but by no means was I near...

Great thanks for the heads up!!

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Haha pit you want them there yours there not going anywhere!

Black Pearl wrote:would they fit a 2013?

Hey there these will fit third gen wagons only 2005-2009 unfornt :/

Alrighty guys if someone wants these just take them LOL I feel bad seeing them sit outside.... Feel free to message me... FYI probably would be over $250 to ship these...

Nice glad to hear it worked out!! That is a pretty damn good deal I must say! Especially with all the equipment working!

First things first 2011RPW sexy truck!! As to the 2 inch Thuren coils see below with the estimated lift heights I got these numbers from Don and cjc offroad. -2.5" of lift on 3rd gen Hemis -2.5" of lift on 2nd gen diesels -3" lift on 2nd gen gas -2" of lift on 3rd gen diesels http://www.cjcoffroad.c...

It cost me $800.00. Initial quote from detailer was $1800.00. I expected it to be expensive because of the prep work involved, the size of the vehicle, as well as all the surfaces I wanted coated - I had all chrome, steel, and trim pieces treated with Opti-Coat Pro, along with the paint, and I had ...

I do believe there is only one model Overland Shock. http://www.straptperformance.com/THUREN-OVERLAND-SHOCK-SET-FRONT-AND-REAR-p/thn-olsp.htm I did speak with Don about the ones above and he said they would work great with my stock 2005 Power Wagon :rockon: Would these shocks work with the Thuren 3...

I do believe there is only one model Overland Shock.

http://www.straptperformance.com/THUREN ... n-olsp.htm

I did speak with Don about the ones above and he said they would work great with my stock 2005 Power Wagon

Sure thing happy to help

The answer is yes you can just replace the socket see link below

http://www.amazon.com/Warn-39886-WARN-S ... B000CQBM3Q

Nice man congrats!