Pioneer II
Nice!
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I want to see the Rams
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Enthusiast III
11k miles on the 75th anniversary. So far so good, just got back from Utah/Wyoming/Montana/Idaho road trip. Reset the MPG when I left SoCal truck did okay on gas, not great but okay. (Once I crossed back into Nevada coming home, MPG went back to PW normal) Only modifications I’m considering are 35”s.
Pioneer II
Dude, that's great!
ptgarcia
Rank III
Enthusiast III
I love the Power Wagons, and if I ever purchase a new vehicle it will probably be the one. And that's respectable fuel economy, particularly for a big truck!
I recognize that area. Is that Hwy 18 as you approach the Blue Jay Cut-off near Lake Arrowhead? My parents had a vacation home on North Bay when I was younger, and I drove that road many times.
AnthonyD1978
Rank IV
Enthusiast III
I have a new gen power wagon too. You must have been driving in ideal conditions to get that mpg.
35s on a PW are a no brainer. I wish I went straight to 37s and will be doing it in the next week.
Enthusiast III
I suppose. Went out to Moab then through Yellowstone up into eastern Washington over a course of a month. Traveling back roads/highways (until Nevada) kept me off the West’s 75-80mph interstates. Guess I drove the RambaCadillac like an old man?
Enthusiast III
Yes taken at the infamous red rock turnout, normally filled with tourists taking in the vista.
Pioneer II
Alright!
AnthonyD1978
Rank IV
Enthusiast III
Pressured washed the truck when I got the 37s put on. Immediately felt bad for it being so clean so I took it out through some trails in Sedona.
Squidcop
Rank II
Enthusiast I
Brand new to over-landing so still experimenting. Decked drawers installed in the bed with only 3,000 miles on the odometer. After a few longer camping trips I can not give the decked system enough praise. It has changed the game forever. Love them so much in fact that it inspired me to pull the trigger on a Leitner bed rack system, Roof Nest Condor XL, and OVS 270 awning. All being shipped as I type this. I’m all in now.
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AnthonyD1978
Rank IV
Enthusiast III
Kudos for the flag, but you have it backwards for that side of the truck. The stars should lead the way, not the stripes. When the stripes lead the way it's as if you're moving backward/retreating. When the stars lead the way you're moving forward.
I'm going to nitpick one other thing
Put the flag above the HEMI emblem. We all love that HEMI, but it doesn't rise above our flag 
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Squidcop
Rank II
Enthusiast I
Thank you for the heads up sometimes OCD gets the best of you.Kudos for the flag, but you have it backwards for that side of the truck. The stars should lead the way, not the stripes. When the stripes lead the way it's as if you're moving backward/retreating. When the stars lead the way you're moving forward.
I'm going to nitpick one other thing too
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AnthonyD1978
Rank IV
Enthusiast III
You'd be amazed how many times I see it backward on shirts and vehicles.
Pioneer II
Hey, nice multi-air system!
AnthonyD1978
Rank IV
Enthusiast III
Thank you. It's from a company called MORRFlat. I priced putting one toghether myself, but the cost savings was not worth my time and the fittings wouldn’t have been as nice.
The compressor is hard mounted and wired inside my rambox.
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Pioneer II
Nice!
Can I ask what kind/brand compressor.?.I'm still shopping for mine.
AnthonyD1978
Rank IV
Enthusiast III
It's from Smittybilt. They offer two and I have the larger of the two. Airs all 4 of my 37s at the same time just fine.
I believe it's $170 and the only thing else that out performs it is the ARB dual for $600. At least from what I've seen.
Member III
Did you have change the fittings to use your fill system? Reviews mentioned they use proprietary sized fittings. I have the ARB Twin in the portable box but I was thinking about picking one of these up to carry every day and keep the larger ARB for trips.
Pioneer II
Cool, OK.
Thanks!
