Truck Specs:
2001 Dodge Ram 2500 Quad Cab 4x4
24 valve Cummins Turbo Diesel (with a few upgrades)
6 speed NV5600 manual transmission
423HP/934TQ - 2/3/2007 (Dynojet)
Accessories:
285/75R16 BFGoodrich Mud Terrains, TST PowerMax 3, Smarty, Diesel
Dynamics Stage 2 injectors, South Bend Con OFE clutch, Autometer
Z-Series EGT and Boost (0-60) gauges, Westach Electric Fuel Pressure
(0-30) gauge, Rip Rook's 4" exhaust system w/ 5" stainless steel Magnaflow
tip, Luverne Nerf Bars, Ranch Hand brush guard, auxilary backup lights
Front view - Ranch Hand brush guard
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Rear view - auxiliary backup lights and tailgate marker lights from a dually
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Dual A-pillar gauge pod - the boost gauge on the bottom has been replaced by a 0-60psi model
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Interior view - the two switches control the 2 wheel low solenoid and the auxiliary backup lights
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Auxiliary backup lights in action - you can see the major difference between them and the stockers
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Custom decals on the doors. Stock badging was removed and replaced with these decals
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Fuel pressure gauge sending unit mount - homemade from conduit strap and a fencing brace
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Better picture of where it is mounted
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Close-up of sending unit. I used a T in front of the unit to tap in a schrader valve so I can attach a manual guage if needed
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BHAF - Big Honkin' Air Filter
Electric trailer brake controller and
Westach Fuel Pressure gauge. Fuel
pressure gauge has been upgraded to
0-30psi.
My truck on the dyno at Bob Davies' shop. At little scary to spin the tires up to 100mph while sitting on a trailer
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Right after the new BFG Mud
Terrains were put on. Big
improvement in grip over the All
Terrains I had before.
My new Sport headlights. A HUGE
improvement over the stock
headlights that came on these trucks.
I highly recommend this to anyone
with stock headlights
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Putting her to work. 17 rolls of
haygrazer that was a little heavier
than usual. But she still pulled it
without any problems.
The easier load once the hay was
moved.