Okla Rams

**myoung84** · 10-31-2012, 11:58 AM

Thanks Dave! I think this will prove to be a VERY useful mod.

DoubleTakeDodge · 10-31-2012, 12:00 PM

Very nice man!! The professionalism of the work you did on this project is absolutely amazing! This should definitely be a factory option, particularly for the power wagons or any designated off road model (raptor, ramrunner, etc)

**myoung84** · 10-31-2012, 12:04 PM

Thanks! This would be an expensive factory option! I'm over $500 for everything all said and done, the factory would probably want $1800...

DoubleTakeDodge · 10-31-2012, 12:13 PM

With the practicality though I'm sure there would be a number of people who would be willing to pay for it! Especially when selecting an off road model rather than say a rcsb 2x4 which would see very little if not zero off road use.

DoubleTakeDodge · 10-31-2012, 12:15 PM

Btw, how often do you take the truck out for just recreational off road use? Jw because I've seen you comment about it and I'd be curious where you go exactly.

**myoung84** · 10-31-2012, 12:27 PM

I don't go nearly as often as I would like to, I've only had this truck off road a few times. My weekends around this time of year are pretty booked up with family stuff. I hope to do some good wheeling this winter when things calm down. I went out to white water park at Keystone a few months ago and that was my last trip. Wasn't really impressed, it's all sand and the trails were sized more for ATV's than full size trucks. My first trip was to Camp Gruber and that was OK, it was mostly just driving down the cleared areas for the power lines. Trails here were also to tight for a full size.

Do you know any good spots around here? I really don't like just playing in the mud, I want some real off road trails that are cleared enough not to have tons of scratches when I'm done.

I want to make it down to Clayton, I hear they have some good off-roading down there. I would also like to go to Disney soon too.

(S.M.R) 101 · 10-31-2012, 01:56 PM

Damn.. That's such a clean install Morgan.

Awesome job man

**myoung84** · 10-31-2012, 01:58 PM

Thanks Kyle.

DoubleTakeDodge · 10-31-2012, 02:52 PM

Originally Posted by myoung84

I don't go nearly as often as I would like to, I've only had this truck off road a few times. My weekends around this time of year are pretty booked up with family stuff. I hope to do some good wheeling this winter when things calm down. I went out to white water park at Keystone a few months ago and that was my last trip. Wasn't really impressed, it's all sand and the trails were sized more for ATV's than full size trucks. My first trip was to Camp Gruber and that was OK, it was mostly just driving down the cleared areas for the power lines. Trails here were also to tight for a full size.

Do you know any good spots around here? I really don't like just playing in the mud, I want some real off road trails that are cleared enough not to have tons of scratches when I'm done.

I want to make it down to Clayton, I hear they have some good off-roading down there. I would also like to go to Disney soon too.

There is a place known as camel-toe near Berryhill between 41st Street and Avery Drive that is supposed to have a mix of mud and trails but I have not yet been back there to check it out. I have mainly just done a little playing in the mud because that's what is available right next to my house. I would love to go to Clayton and Disney sometime but that won't be until next year. other than that there is a small off-road park in Lexington near Norman that I have heard has some trail as well as mud holes for all types of vehicles from atvs to daily drivers to specially built vehicles but I have not been there yet either. I believe it's called SUNDOG.

**myoung84** · 10-31-2012, 03:02 PM

LMI Mid tube has been installed. Fit and finish is perfect! Thanks Moes Performance!