Power Wagon Registry

Inly if they are required by law or you notice issues.

I put AEV wheel with the right offset in and didn’t have to trim anything.

Looks good.

My truck came with mud flaps when I bought it in Idaho from Dennis Dillon. Thar was a 2018 but I assume they were required there, so you could check with an Idaho Ram dealer.

I’d ask Thuren. They will respond to emails.

I used Baja cube lights in place of the fog lights. The wide cornering lights are nice.

Pricey, but nice. When I got them they included a mount, cables etc.

There are all sorts of crazy adaptors a good car audio guy will know about that are very hard to find if you are not in the industry or go to one of the big shows where the mfgrs exhibit.

I needed to replace the transfer case in my Avalanche when it got a hole and and all the fluid leaked out, and about 4 solenoids, including the under warranty ones.

Well, if someone is going to have an accident a 2500 is a pretty decent vehicle to be in. On the other hand, it’s a big vehicle that offers opportunity to bang into things because you don’t quite get how wide or long it is.

Nitro and Yukon are who everyone who has done this has said they used. I think Yukon was preferred, but not sure any more. A quick look shows that Nitro at least has 4.8 and 5.3 for the 11.5 diff, but errors ordering are expensive. I understand that it’s also not the kind of install that you should ...

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Fri Oct 08, 2021 11:54 pm

I've been thinking that maybe I should change my user name. I wouldn't want anyone to get the wrong idea and assume that I'm actually associated with the Bureau of Land Management.

Nah, the BLM is run by eco-terrorists. So don’t worry, everything will be fine.

I’ve read that you can use starter batteries to run systems fairly long-term but you have to only discharge them to like 10% to not kill them in short order. But I’ve never tested that. I have had my truck alarm kill starter batteries dead.

Now I have to clean that plug/switch lead. But for now the rope is spooled up and tucked away. Well I forgot to mention to keep tension on the cable or might end up with bird nest, like on a fishing reel. Sounds like it didn't. If it's not the remote or receptacle, then likely culprit in the soleno...

Buy the cheapest Amazon fire, cross load the google play store. It doesn’t need to be a tablet, alfa obd2 is formatted for a small phone screen

Duracraps hold air fine unless you leave pavement. And why would someone with a powerwagon want to do that?

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Years ago.

What do you do with your truck? It's it's off-road mostly then Toyo MTs are great. But they are not best for mileage and on-highway. They are not terrible, but you can certainly do better for less doing mostly highway.

I’m fairly sure this is a terrible idea, but has anyone used spacers to mount surplus hmmwv beadlock wheels to a PW? Did it work? You have my attention. :popcorn: Mil surp hmmwv wheels are 16.5” with a viable bolt pattern. Iirc the hub size is a bit off, but fixable. So there was a guy on youtube w...

I’m fairly sure this is a terrible idea, but has anyone used spacers to mount surplus hmmwv beadlock wheels to a PW? Did it work?

Yeah, I was amazed at how much it changed. With stock it was no problem at 30-35 and I think with the 37 toyos on otherwise stock it was fine at 30-35. But either the wheels or the the suspension made it highly inadvisable to run at 30-35 past about 45 mph on pavement. My bet is the suspension, but ...

I think about that, or some crazy expensive Australian stuff. Hope it looks and works great.

I'm in NW Albuquerque, near RR. Sure.

Third party TPMS sensors will work. You might need to clear and clear the rf list to get them to register, which requires a tool or dealer.

I’ve driven around with three sensors and had no problem with other systems. Just annoying idiot lights.