Heavyd1980

I bought mine broken. But here is a good deal on one from one of our members! http://forum.mopar1973man.com/threads/3240-Smarty-Programmer-For-98-2002-Dodge-2500-with-Cummins-5.9-Brand-New-UNLOCKED!

say its not so!!!

there is a company out there that sells a oil catch can kit for our trucks. I think the companys name is Jaz but i just went to ebay and bought a generic oil catch can and then just got some fittings at the locat hardware store then you just drain it with the drain on the bottom of the can. The one i bought looked similar to this other than its an aluminum can.

well i found some dry road and gave it a try and i cant tell any difference at all in the steering with the tcase in 4hi. so i guess the next step is to jack the truck front and back and try it in 2 wheel and 4 wheel and see if the front tires turn.:banghead:

what kind of gears are u runnin? i bet that 6 speed helps alot! i would be super happy with those numbers

man those look like some sweet toys Rogan! Are you talking about the truck in your sig? If so then no you have a speed sensor in the rear end.

yes it was BJYtech

thats interesting i have been told that the head bolts wont hold and that they will lift if you get over 45 psi!?! and that fire ringing the head is for very high psi and additives such as nitrous. you learn something new everyday.

those are some great examples Rogan and thats exactly what i have seen. I was thinking somewhere in the 300-500 dollar range would be alot easier to come up with.

yeah yeah im with you Rogan!!!

it wasnt fun but we got her done!!! and yes a yard is much more comfy.

I dont know how folks like Mopar, White01 and TH are getting the mpg's that they do. I would love to get in the upper teens.

yes i couldnt agree more!!! --- Update to the previous post... I would say less than $500 because most all the aftermarket bumpers are $1000 +/- 100 bucks:banghead: --- Update to the previous post... I know the feeling man!!! When i pulled my oil pan and tone ring all done in the street!!!:banghead::banghead:

yeah i almost had that damn leprechaun!!! slippery little $&!%!!!:lmao:

:doh:forgot about that:lmao:

i dont have any reference either but i have been told by many not to go over 45 psi, JKidd was one of the folks!

yes that piece and the top cap piece

yes sir it is!

that is very awesome. i just use my edge juice for the correct mph for now until i get my smarty fixed.

well said MoparMom. thank you ma'ma

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yes i've been told and have found out that the lower tire pressure is great for snow. i dont know about the sand we dont have that over here in SE Kansas!

well keep tryin brother!!!

i think with my in town drivin thats about what i average!:banghead:

i have seen max of 36 psi with my edge up on 5x5.