RebelThunder

nice ride and welcome to the forums.

welcome to the forums mate!

where can I get nitrogen for my tires? thanks,

looking forward to see it, I wanted to tint mine too, I saw this site where I can buy pre-cut tints: http://www.rvinyl.com/

i read something about this in the manual that says for the 3.5v6 to perform really well is to use the second grade fuel.i'm gonna check it out again.

thanks for the info, i might try that and see what happens.

I was running around 40psi when I bought mine and then I read on the side that it should be around 32psi only. I i deflated it to around the 32psi, but I believe it should be around 40-50psi, any experts can clear this pls. thanks

nice, how's the ride anyways? i'm planning to upsize only +3, and rims are pretty hard to find for the very rare offset and bolt pattern that the journey havve, any tips where you got it?

its 2010 already and still not much of accessories and performance parts available(cai,exhaust, etc)

thanks Appalachian,

welcome to the forums.

I'm game for a meet in our area, AB canada. LA is way way too far.

alrighty thanks very much,

wow, very nice dashboard.

welcome to the forums. modding will be your next problem coz, there arent much accessories and performance parts for the journey, I'm still waiting though.

I have no problem so far. bought a 2009 SXT FWD. runs great, at 23k now and still no problems. my only 'problem' is the lack of accessories to customize my journey.lol

need your expert opinion guys for I am very noob on this. I don't know much about wheels and I heard these rims are for trucks and I have no idea how it will affect the dodge journey's performance. thanks a lot

http://www.carid.com/product.php?productid=62955&cat=19405&page=1

http://www.carid.com/product.php?productid=91445&cat=146140&page=1

lol i didnt notice typo error on the thread title

22k+ here and the brakes are still good. ever since i've read this thread I keep on checking my brakes and so far its still in pretty good shape and possibly alot more life on it.

and btw I think the caravan are 300lbs heavier than the journey.

welcome to the forums.

well thread title said it all. any suggestions for the best aftermarket brakes that will not break the bank.lol.thanks

welcome fellow Albertan, I'm from Jasper.

Welcome to the site first of all.

Anyways just joining in to your thread, my wish lists are more of an aftermarket upgrades:

K&Nm or Injen CAI

Magnaflow or Flowmaster catalytic converter/mufflers/tips

working hoodscoops

and more accesorries that I know are cheap but are being sold really high by sherwood/vmaxx/etc

i live in alberta canada, and travels alot from jasper to edmonton back and forth and there are pretty much good amount of journey on the road. i just hope more would be sold and we can get our accesories.:happy:

well its been a big dilemma for me not to modify or customize my dodge journey,

i wanted to put new exhaust, cai, hoodscoops, etc and its pretty hard to find a website that could xater to my needs. any suggestions guys?thanks

i had the very same problem, i am looking forward to upgrade my rims to 22" and i forgot where I read it that its not possible due to the spring suspension and bolts and stuff. :sad: