Ontario BS Thread

IIRC it's a tight fit for a 33" to fit there, some modifications to the exhaust might be needed.

it's always the GM trucks too. IMO there are 2 "real" trucks that still exist (in terms of the full size) Dodge Rams and Tundras.

i swear i'm not a twat for having -12mm offset and having a shit ton of salt on the side of the truck...

(it's a lot worse now. got busy yesterday and didn't get home late.) Anyone know of a drive through car wash that has an underspray? the one at Hester & Upper James is meh and just basically takes a short 10 second piss at the underside... preferred in the Greater Hamilton Area/ Oakville

 

Seen one yesterday 401/427
Had lift and what looked like 33's

 

From their web site

 

Yep they have the US military as one of the major things listed.

This is the exact reason I know I can use them for what I did. To bad I seem to be the cold weather testing king.

It was only -20C before the wind this morning, -30C with it.

 

Aluminum ones exist, but they look too schmooth (not enough dimpling) https://www.ebay.ca/itm/Aluminum-Re...rack-Sand-Snow-48-length-x-unit-/172778164314

 

That's what I make at work. The vehicle in the pic is used by the US Marine Corp. Notice the prop at the back?

 

Cool. They are IFS with in-hub gear reduction?

 

Some dudes drill holes and install nuts and bolts to get more traction

 

Yep that's the next logical step, though it sucks to pay $430 and still need additional modification.

 

Yes and yes. The one in the pic is pretty primitive and small compared to the newer higher end vehicles.

 

Nice surprise in the mail today! Thanks @tacoma16 Peter

 

Sorry mang gotta disagree with you on both accounts since tundras are only 1500s (i still want one tho)
And rams 1500s are coils springs in the rear

 

i never said the new ones

i'm new to trucks and if anything, those are the 2 i'd trust over all of the other large-scale trucks on the market

 

Really? You trust Ram trucks?

 

is there something i'm not aware about a 1995 Cummins diesel on a RAM 2500?

 

The Cummins diesel will be the only thing working on the 26-year old Chrysler-built vehicle.

 

My last teuck 3rd gen ram.
10k repairs in less than 3 years.
Everything but the 5.9 cummims broke.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/the-skinny-on-skinny-tires.529656/page-173#post-24695872

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/the-skinny-on-skinny-tires.529656/page-157#post-23451672

 

Pull the motor, scrap the rest.
A key giveaway id that the fanboys of that generation call them “cummins” and not “rams”

 

Awesome! Glad they made it!

also, thank you for not mentioning my shit writing!