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One step closer to the halo warthog, hell yeah.

That's what I'd do, although do the task myself. Some sandpaper and patience you can bore a bushing nicely. Or just pay to have a shop bore it I guess. Im poor so I tend to do things myself when I can.

No not normal at all. Mine moves freely(not normal either) but does not slide in/out like that. I'd get that in asap. Another dealer or an independent shop.

$20k for a truck with over 150k miles? lmao no thanks. I'd have en easier time getting financed for a brand new one for $8,000-$12,000 more and be better off.

Shame your name isn't dan, I'd have a good nickname for you.

Kinda why i hate dodge people. This coming from a dakota fan.

Took it on a quick 20mi cruise while the weather feels like spring before it goes back to ****. Always windy here so had to keep my windows up sadly..

Should handle the speed bumps at the mall parking lot flawlessly.

Davids becoming "That guy" down the street for a lot of people.

That's when you slowly lick the brake dust off the wheel, in the most sensual way possible while locking eyes with them.

Lift Front end like usual.

Watch out Jeremy Renner, got a new beast to try and murk ya.

A picture would definitely help.

Was this that $300/$400 unit from amazon?

The phone mount being on your passenger side vent really threw me off for a while.. But looks good. I'm still debating if I want to do the same to my tiny head unit.

... That is fine too.

Just seem to add unnecessary stress on the brackets. My wipers get a lot of wiggle toward the end of the cycle. Honestly in my opinion the 26" is a bit longer than necessary. My line of sight is unaffected by the change.

He didn't give enough time for traffic to even see his arm. Dumbass needs to pay more attention and make sure traffic can actually see all of him, not just his blinking light.

Like the ads I'm getting now after I made that post... Good ole google.

Too soon to calculate accurately, but so far -0.8mpg and +2.9 hp. And a cool "woosh" sound as the blades travel upward.