got a link to pics of his ramcharger. if your not familiar with him, he was a contributing editor at peterson's 4 wheel and offroad.(now works for JP magazine:( ).

http://ramchargercentral.com/boards/index.php?board=22;action=display;threadid=9580

:beer:

love those firewall windows:D

i'm bracing the steering box/backside of my frame like this;)

i like the crossmember, just hangs down to much. i'm goin for the flat belly:beer:

whats your opinion on running no heater, and a piece of plexi class there? Been thinking about that lately.

Garrett

I personally like it, because it seems to be built on a budget, well besides the dynatrac front end, everything can be reproduced rather cheaply it seems, i would like to do the same to my truck, execpt with a flat skid, but thats about all i would change, i even like this new paint job, the tribal flame deal looks nice on that, even a good flame color DOT orange

Also I think he is one of the better editors 4WOR had, to bad he is heading to JP

yep, just common sense mods to that ram.

i like the firewall window, but it'd never work for me without a heater. i gotta have a defroster. i also dont like the size of rocks that 39" boggers throw. wouldn't want one of those comin thru and killin the wife. ;)

He is using an aftermarket heater. I don't remember if it has defrost capability or not. You could always go with a Vintage Air system. They are a lot smaller than stock. Might be able to stuff it under the dash, and still have room for a window.

He's using a mojave heater from flex-a-lite. Summit carries them and they seem to be a pretty neat and compact set up. I may get one for mine.

http://www.flex-a-lite.com/auto/mojave.htm



Ryan

http://store.summitracing.com/partdetail.asp?part=26592

at $150, it doesent seem all that bad.
and as for the defrost, it is called rain-x anti fog. THe defrost never did work in my old truck :rolleyes:

the more i think about it the cooler it would be to have a window over there. shit, time to unbolt the dash...................:rolleyes: