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Opinions on my future truck plans?
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Hello TTG, I can to this section to see what your guys opinions are on the truck I will be getting soon? I would love any suggestion and am open to them.
Details:
2010 Dodge Ram 2500 Mega Cab
Fab Fours - Premium Black Powder Coated Front Bumper with Pre-Runner Grill Guard
Amp Research Steps
Kelderman Kruiser 10" Lift
22" RBP 99R Fury Rims
Imagine this truck, but black and with a few minor changes:
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2010 Dodge Ram 2500 Mega Cab
Fab Fours - Premium Black Powder Coated Front Bumper with Pre-Runner Grill Guard
Amp Research Steps
Kelderman Kruiser 10" Lift
22" RBP 99R Fury Rims
Imagine this truck, but black and with a few minor changes:
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you should put a led light bar on top! would be good for off road purposes.
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I may look into getting one... I am not too sure about it though
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Have fun ruining the expensive components offroading that are shown in the picture. Also light bars are expensive and pretty much useless for an everyday driver/offroad occasionally truck unless you have the money. If you have the money for that truck, the components and the maintenance go for it! If I were you, I'd go for an earlier 3/4 ton cummins if that's what you want in the truck.
1st gen:
2nd gen:
They look better in my opinion and have the more durable cummins engine, but its going to be your truck so choose wisely.
1st gen:
2nd gen:
They look better in my opinion and have the more durable cummins engine, but its going to be your truck so choose wisely.
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Money is not an issue... I know that the components will be expensive and I feel that the look will be worth the price.
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EnlightenedHacker wrote Money is not an issue... I know that the components will be expensive and I feel that the look will be worth the price.I mean if your going to use it for offroading occasionally, is a 10" lift necessary, a heavy duty winch/ranch bumper and top dollar road suspension?? I'm just saying that you can get way more bang for your buck by not buying the most expensive things for your truck because they aren't always the best.
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I'm assuming you're parents have deep pockets when it comes to your first car? I don't know anything about trucks but I imagine that if the truck in the picture is your vision, that has to be expensive.
Lets just say:
$28,000 for the truck
$2,200 for the bumper/grill/wench
$220-$2,200 depending on the steps
$3,000? No idea on the lift kit
$2,500 for the wheels I guess. Couldn't even find them in that size...
Total of $35,920-$37,900 or so.
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Lets just say:
$28,000 for the truck
$2,200 for the bumper/grill/wench
$220-$2,200 depending on the steps
$3,000? No idea on the lift kit
$2,500 for the wheels I guess. Couldn't even find them in that size...
Total of $35,920-$37,900 or so.
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Zigs wrote I'm assuming you're parents have deep pockets when it comes to your first car? I don't know anything about trucks but I imagine that if the truck in the picture is your vision, that has to be expensive.
Lets just say:
$28,000 for the truck
$2,200 for the bumper/grill/wench
$220-$2,200 depending on the steps
$3,000? No idea on the lift kit
$2,500 for the wheels I guess. Couldn't even find them in that size...
Total of $35,920-$37,900 or so.
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Grandparents own 3 oil wells...
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