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U.S. automakers should take note of VW TDI I just don't understand why U. S. automakers spend millions of dollars on R&D for hybrid cars when they can build a car like the TDI that gets the same MPG as a hybrid without all the R&D costs. I guess they don't think there is a big enough market in...

Xenon I bought Xenon and like them. They installed fairly easy, fit really good, and look great. The flexible rubber type material appears to be almost indestructable. I definitly recommend them. My only problem is I can't decide if they look better black or if I should paint them. Check out...

EdgeEZ got me almost 2mpg The only upgrade I've seen a proven increase in mpg is from my EdgeEZ computer. I keep a mpg log and have tracked my mpg since day 1. My EdgeEZ gave me about 1. 5mpg. I average 16. 5 around town and 19. 5 highway. My highway milage is typically 80mph unloaded. The best...

curatchko -- post a picture! <br> Let me know if you get an alignment with these tires and if it's successful. I tried a TDS tire shop that does every type of alignment imaginable and they couldn't do it either. They told me I'll have to borrow wheels off another Dodge to get my truck aligned...

DT's new website Here is DT's new website: http://www.dtprofab.com

DT's new website Here is their new website! http://www.dtprofab.com

DT's new website I've read many threads about DT's track bar and none of them have their new website listed which I found by chance. http://www.dtprofab.com

DT's new website I've read many threads about DT's track bar and none of them have their new website listed which I found by chance. http://www.dtprofab.com

DT's new website I've read many threads about DT's track bar and none of them have their new website listed which I found by chance. http://www.dtprofab.com

curatchko: They're Xenon fender flares. They're the best you can buy in my opinion! They're made of this super durable rubber type material that looks almost indestructable. Much better than fiberglass because they are plyable so they won't crack if hit by something. I can't decide if I like...

First problem encountered with Nitto's I just found this thread... ..... I started a similar thread here in April. I'll post this observation/question here as well. <br><br> I ran into a wierd difficulty with my Nitto tires. I've put off having my front end aligned too long (7000 miles). I...

First problem encountered with Nitto's I ran into a wierd difficulty with my Nitto tires. I've put off having my front end aligned too long (7000 miles). I went to a local Big O tires shop to have them do an alignment today. They called me back a few hours later to tell me they can't do it...

Nittos in the Rain Cooker, I'm happy to hear you think they perform well in the rain. A few weeks ago it rained pretty hard for the first time in a while here (Utah) and my truck did something very unexpected. I was pulling away from a stop light at a normal pace and my whole rear end...

5000 miles and no complaints so far. The rear I can't really tell that they've worn at all. The front you can tell on the outside edge, so it's time for me to rotate them. I really should slow down in the mountain canyon's to save some tire wear up front. Plus, I should have the alignment...

nickleinonen Actually, I already lifted it... ... I just haven't put pictures on my site yet. I only put a 2. 5" skyjacker class II lift on. It leveled the truck and added dual shocks up front which handles the weight of the cummins much better... ... although it may be a little too stiff up...