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Trading emails with Don this week as I look at going 2.5s, he said no to need to re-valve, so not sure where that leaves the discussion given seemingly conflicting answers. Well if that’s not confusing, I don’t know what is. Alls I knows is that I hit about 35 mph on a gravel bar going over driftwo...

Hey, out of curiosity, I was on the AMSOIL website in your sig... Im looking to do drivetrain oil replacement, and trying to figure out how much oil for each location... is there any info for this on the website? Enter your vehicle information on the Amsoil website and it will tell you the fill cap...

DamageWagon wrote:Did all your periods sync?

Things have been getting weirdly sexual around here lately. I remember when this was a forum about Power Wagons, not gender identity or sexual orientation.


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I have not, but check out Toyo Open Country C/Ts too. Serious truck tire, mountain snowflake, most folks have never heard of them, they're skookum.

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Thu Jan 03, 2019 11:37 am

Will see if I can live with the radius arm rub I assume I will get.

You assume incorrectly. 35s fit fine.

It’s just a list of trucks (and a Jeep). Maybe there’s more analysis in the article that goes with the list, but it’d have been easier to just say “buy any old thing you can afford and slap a plow on it”.


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It comes from from Snow Plows Direct, which focuses on snow plows for home owners. Here is there list. 10. Nissan Titan 9. Chevy Colorado 8. Jeep Cherokee 7. GMC Sierra 6. Dodge Dakota 5. Jeep Wrangler 4. Toyota Tundra 3. Dodge Ram 1500 2. Toyota Tacoma 1. Ford F-150 I’m having a hard time finding ...

Is there much resale on the stock wheel and tire set up? Yes, for the right buyer. Your truck is the baby-poop-brown special edition, so the wheels are unique to that model. Not really unique, mind you, but unique. They're solid black instead of black/machined like the other PW wheels. I still don'...

My old neighbor had IFS on his plow rig. I think it was a Honda, don't know my four wheelers that well.

PWJouster, How about a little real world report. How do like the setup after a few months of driving it? I'm in the process of researching it myself and would love to hear your thoughts. I've never heard of anyone regretting a Thuren King 2.5" or bigger suspension. A lot of us have them here. Keep ...

FordyceCreekTrail wrote:No shit, I always take photos of the best recoveries and forgot this time!

No guff from me. When I’m blocking a road or a busy rail with a recovery, I never take pics. Too busy hustling to get out of the way.


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I have been a Jeep owner for 30+ years. Have wanted a PW since 05. Finally, after running all these trails with my Jeeps here in Colorado, I have been looking for something a little bigger that I can tow with. The Power Wagon fit the bill. It’s good to meet all of you and look forward to exploring ...

dieselman wrote:Very Well. Lol. Always looking to get some great information regarding some Off roading and Suspension Upgrades here.

Heck, we have a member with a Chevy Colorado and we let him stay.


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We have had 4G's go through with little problem. Pinstriping depends on your driving skill. The one year. We had an older ferb crew cab with 8ft follow us for a while. Talk about a flexy frame. :jawdrop: Hey now...according to Ford a flexy frame is a good thing! :run: What doesn’t bend breaks! Sent...

fbenross wrote:Not sure of year/or if there the real deal. https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/wto/d/ ... 17758.html

Those are 2014-2016 wheels, at a fair price to boot. Good deal for anybody local that can get them.


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I activated the AUX switches so now I have five programmable switches for lights and ABS override. Have you found a good way to label those switches? Yes. They come labeled 1 through 5. Don't be a goldfish and just remember five buttons. I’m only good for about 3 buttons, sometimes 4 if the water i...

Truck looks great in the snow, Low_Sky. I ended up winching off another truck. Considered snatch strap, but figured winch was safest option since I didn’t really know how bad it was hung up. That’s wilsonsinak’s PW. We wheel together a lot. Slow and safe with the winch is never a bad idea. Sent fro...

40s and snow were meant to be together.


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Had to use the winch today! Got a little too close to edge of rut and it gave out beneath RR, got hung up on rear differential. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20181224/f4645617555d90a16f630ec1ead95ed8.jpg https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20181224/28f73be83328c80584c911cf105d05d1.jpg Sent from my ...

Reloaderguy wrote:

Low_Sky wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 20, 2018 4:39 pm

Reloaderguy wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 20, 2018 2:57 pm

I spoke with Don and that oil is interchangeable without revalving.

You're a hero, Ian.

Disregard my last post, you do have to revalve.

You dam dirty liar.


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Might be linkage on the trans or T-case not fully engaged. The bushing on the T-case linkage in the newer trucks can be a problem as they are soft and don't have a retainer clip. If the T-case had slipped into neutral, he wouldn’t have a forward or reverse gears. OP, I’ve never experienced anything...

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Thu Dec 20, 2018 4:16 pm

Interesting. Do you recall about how many miles on the tires before the sound went away?

Nope, once I figured out it was tire noise I stopped paying attention to it. I'm a form-follows-function sort of person and I'm kinda deaf anyway so things like tires noise don't bother me.

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Thu Dec 20, 2018 2:57 pm

I spoke with Don and that oil is interchangeable without revalving.

You're a hero, Ian.

Just got some new BFG AT KO2s on the truck. Oddly, I'm hearing a fairly loud scuffing sound, only under acceleration, coming from the rear tires on pavement. We're talking very mild acceleration here. It's slightly pronounced in turns, but not much. The sound is exactly like the scuffing sound of t...

why is the driveshaft rubbing the skid plate ? That's the cross member that the front of the gas tank skid and the back of the skid bars bolts to. The regular 2500s don't have it. If you let the rear axle droop more than OE (with aftermarket shocks and springs, for example), the drive shaft can hit...