hello all I figure that I would start this thread so we can all show off our TV's that do the burden work and then are forgoten once you get where you are going. so here is my 1996 Dodge Ram 2500 LB, EC, 2WD
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Sunrise in southwest Arizona
Interior with view of gauges (fuel pressure on steering column, boost pressure, transmission and exhaust temperatures). CB also has a mount directly above the brake controller and TomTom GPS is connected to a ProClip powered mount.
Brake Smart with BD exhaust brake and torque converter lockup switches
Interior with view of gauges (fuel pressure on steering column, boost pressure, transmission and exhaust temperatures). CB also has a mount directly above the brake controller and TomTom GPS is connected to a ProClip powered mount.
Brake Smart with BD exhaust brake and torque converter lockup switches
Thanks All!! This vehicle is going to be in the family for a long, long time. VR6 - You need to get SOMETHING to pull with that truck!!! ๐
@ VirtualGarage - Those AUX switches are called "upfitter switches" by Ford and do nothing from the factory. They are connected to different amperage leads that terminate underneath the dash by the steering column. They can be used for various different applications depending on load. I am going to use them for radio communication equipment, high idle mod and to trip some relays for charging different battery banks, etc. VERY convenient to have built in to the dash.
Oh yeah, we have a lot of FUN with that driveway in the winter, no doubt about it. Right in the middle of the snow belt too!
@ VirtualGarage - Those AUX switches are called "upfitter switches" by Ford and do nothing from the factory. They are connected to different amperage leads that terminate underneath the dash by the steering column. They can be used for various different applications depending on load. I am going to use them for radio communication equipment, high idle mod and to trip some relays for charging different battery banks, etc. VERY convenient to have built in to the dash.
Oh yeah, we have a lot of FUN with that driveway in the winter, no doubt about it. Right in the middle of the snow belt too!
