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I used to run air lift bags with cradles. Switched to the Hellwig bigwigs. Made a drastic difference in ride quality, instead of 60psi I now run 35psi and dont have to run the cradles. Now I know some people have had problems with bags but in 20 years of running bags i have never had a bag or an...

I also have a 2500 ram with coils. The biggest thing to help is a rear sway bar and make sure your air bags are run separate from each other. I also run Bilstien Shocks. still have a nice ride with good control.

truck is standard bed. air bags @ 50lbs.

My truck is automatic. To use the exhaust brake I ran an ATS co-pilot. it locks the torque converter up while using the exhaust brake. I also had a ats valve body that allowed me to have full lock up in any gear, high of low range.

If you want a winch Rogers setup is nice. You might want air bags on the rear , Sliders that you can step up into the truck might be nice. Other than that get in it and go.

Heck if you set the truck up, Half of what your jeep is you wont need to tow the jeep.

If you flat tow the jeep you wont be able to back up more then a couple of feet. Much quicker to disconnect jeep from truck than unload from trailer.

this setup would average right at 14 mpg. When I would take the camper off and run with a shell I average 19-21 highway. When we took this rig to Mexico running Copper Canyon mostly offroad for 2500 mile trip mileage dropped to 11. Sold this truck in 2017 and replaced it with a Ram 2500 4wd...

Click on the reply of his craigslist add and you will see his phone number.

https://appleton.craigslist.org/for/6042933894.html

Wife, Koda the dog and I would love to join the party, should be there Friday afternoon.

Went in May 2016 through Douglas AZ. Had no problems. 2000 Dodge Ram 2500 with a northstar pop up

A beautiful ending to a great trip. We ended in Bahia Kino on the West side of the Gulf of Baja (Sea of Cortez). It is a beautiful beach front city without having been ruined by the "modern" things like fast food restaurants, etc. We watched our final sunset over the water and it was very...

butt in the sand, toes in the water, sipping tequila brandy

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MEXICO - DAY 11 - Divisadero, Mexico. We stayed this night at the Hotel Paraiso del Oso (Yogi Bear), we shopped in the market at Divisadero and ate lunch from the 1/2-50 gallon metal drums that are used for cooking. We visited the Hotel Divisadero Barrancas, which is directly above the market...

MEXICO - DAY 11 - Divisadero, Mexico. We stayed this night at the Hotel Paraiso del Oso (Yogi Bear), we shopped in the market at Divisadero and ate lunch from the 1/2-50 gallon metal drums that are used for cooking. We visited the Hotel Divisadero Barrancas, which is directly above the market...

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MEXICO - DAY 10 - Urique, México, Entre de Amigos Hostel. A wonderful place to stay. There is a well kept, very large vegetable garden grown by Tomas. The guests are invited to share the fresh produce and fruit. Marta also works at the hostel and is a very kind woman. We washed our clothes in a...

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