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i like the looks of my ctd when im in the country, but now living in the city it looks so country to me and want it to look a little more city. i am thinking clearer headlights, some sort of 17 or 18" rims, and more "street" friendly tires.... still a 35 though.
anyone have ideas on what to do or what wheels to go with?
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02 2500 DTT, IQuad, s357/s475, 7X.012 sac, 110# springs, HD pushrods, ARP Headstuds, Traction bars, ATS Pulse-flow, Rad box, AirDog 453/998.9 (75s and Super b)
lose the bumper, chrome rocker gaurds, tool box, nerf bars, emblems & side molding, sport front end, chome 18"s something like the fuel hostage and 35" mickey thompson mtz's, trail grapplers or toyo open country
I drive my truck in Washington D.C. Where we have enough asphalt to cover only half the roads around here... We just move it around from time to time and set up a construction zone where the pavement is stripped up.
I have a tool box... For tools and such. Tie down straps, jumper cables, towing chains too.
I'd keep the front bumper. For when some pedestrian walks out in front of you... Or when someone on their cell phone pulls out in front of you.
I'd just get narrower tires for better mileage and to deal with potholes and curbs better.
The sport style headlights would make it look nicer in both the country and city. Get to see pedestrians and deer, both of which will mess up the front end of the truck when you hit them.
It's a pickup truck, you can't take out but so much of the redneck look from it.
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2001 Ram 2500 QCLB 4x4 Auto. 3.54 R&P, Camper/Trailer package.
All of my vehicles are fueled by clean burning hydrocarbons. They are produced naturally by decomposition of organic matter.
You're in Wyoming. The city there consists of 50,000 poeple and less than 5 minutes gets you to the middle of no where. I'm not knocking it, I tried to get my wife to move there because that is exactly what I like about Wyoming!
But I say narrower tires (or a wheel that doesn't stick them out there as far- say some H2 wheels) but not less aggresive on the tread.
i would get color matched bumpers color math your mirrors and get that ugly chrome stuff put everywhere. thats what city trucks look like to me...but i like the blacked out look..rugged and also if you want it to look more city keep it super clean.
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|| 05 6 speed 4door longbed || 5 inch straight pipe || Glowshift gauges || Smarty s06 REVO || Edge ez ||
past rigs
09 cummins
91 first gen 5 speed 90k original miles
98 12v 5 speed 500hp <<< missed
lose the bumper, chrome rocker gaurds, tool box, nerf bars, emblems & side molding, sport front end, chome 18"s something like the fuel hostage and 35" mickey thompson mtz's, trail grapplers or toyo open country
If you're looking for a cleaner "city" look then you should do exactly as posted above!
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