Lobitz68

Oh, I misread your post... I certainly wouldn't add resonated tips then... it will give you more of that Honda sound. Being that you have flow through mufflers with tip right on the end, that may be the issue. A chambered muffler may help reduce the resonance in the cab, but I would still avoid the Blowmaster. Both times I tried those on different engines they droned terribly. Way worse than Magnaflows on the same vehicles.

They will do better than all seasons, but not as good as a thinner variety.

The fog light lenses scatter light everywhere... HIDs installed there have to be absolutely painful for other drivers. I just put 5000k LED bulbs in my fogs. Now they match my projector HIDs and no one is being blinded for aesthetics.

I have seen this once... was staining a guys driveway, which is what led him to find it... Never heard anything additional about it after the replacement.

Tires for my Ram were bout $250.... EACH!!!

There are companies out there that make kits for that... simple use of relays I believe...

Never heard that one before... adding it to the mental database now. Thanks for reporting back!

I gave my opinion on your other post... Ditch the tips and see if that helps. Will get even worse in the cold weather (maybe that is what you are experiencing???).

The lens needs to reflect red at a specific distance. How that is accomplished is up to the manufacturer, but something on your housing reflected red in order for it to be legal (or, gasp, it was an aftermarket "offroad only" housing that was installed on an on road vehicle). Just because something is available to install doesn't make it legal. Dealerships selling modified vehicles isn't a very good indicator of legality either...

Same here... happens. Got the lifetime warranty...not worried about it. It IS annoying though.

I loved the EBC's I had on my Dakota and Ram.

The fogs shut off, but not the low beams.

The Blowmasters will drone 10 times worse than the magnaflow, so I wouldn't even consider that... My understanding is that the resonator tips create turbulence and therefor they resonate. Maybe try ditching those.

I wouldn't count on a hair dryer...

Tricky screen name larry...

I've been pricing them out and they are pretty cheap actually... $120 per tire aint bad. They would also extend the life of your summer tire. I have personally never tried them, but this year I think I am going to take the leap and see what all the hype is about.

There's a rink that has pick up shinny on the main island...

Go to TireRack.com (or any other large tire retailer) and enter your vehicle information... They will have an answer for you immediately.

I'm pretty sure this is common in the first model year or two... Try searching the site. I'm sure the answer is there.

Thursday? Ha! Don't have the 10 seconds available to try it now?

This is what I did...

Must have had your bumper off a lot... It took me forever to finagle it out and the clips behind the grill at the bottom are hard to reach with my massive Popeye arms. I'm sure the second time it would go quicker, but the first time everything was very tight and a pain to get to...

They all have screws... the rear ones are secured to the walls and the forward ones are sandwiched with a plastic washer behind the panel.

Journeyman425 would likely be able to help you with the code. For searching forums I find that Google does a more complete search and allows the use of 2 and 3 letter acronyms, making searching much more effective. Simply type "site:dodgejourneyforum.com" after your search criteria (note: you do not need to include the quotations).

You can just loosen the bumper, but yes, there is a lot involved in removing the headlamps. It is easily a couple hour project.