The next update is a sad one. A damn deer jumped straight into my side mirror! Luckily, it only folded the mirror into the window, bent a little bit of trim, and pushed the door in, resulting in an outward paint crack and a pushed-in section by the rear wheel well. Just got the replacement parts...
A quick repair was in order to get us back on the road lol
Luckily, there was no rain that weekend. Good trip overall. I didn't do much off-roading with my two toddlers in the car, but I was able to take the trailer down a few trails, and it performed very well. Excited to push it more in the...
Apologies for the absence of anyone following the thread. Life likes its road bumps!
Since the last post, we were able to get this thing hooked up to our mammoth trailer for a family trip. It towed pretty well, although not allowing you to use adaptive cruise control when a trailer is plugged...
These were actually in anticipation of larger tires, just in case further adjustments needed to be made. I had also picked up some sensor adjustment brackets from Westcott. Ended up not needing them, but perhaps future mods will require these.
I daily drove the RAM for a while and used it as a dedicated adventure rig for a while too at one point. To this day it's still been my number-one favorite overall adventure truck. The caveat is that it does not work that great on the East Coast but while it was out west and for just general...
Thankfully, I was able to get out and stretch the thing's legs yesterday. It was a decent test day. I got to use all the features multiple times, and it really did everything with no fuss! My only damage was a slight dragging of one of the rear mud flaps. It really did perform quite flawlessly...
I spoke to them last week asking the same question. They said the flat floor and the drawers/kitchen floor is different. But if your handy enough, they said it’s more than capable of putting you’re own riv nuts in. I figure you can just cap them with button head Allen bolts when the...