2-29-12 Plowing

[04ram1500]

I finally got to go out plowing! Only the 3rd time this season. Here is a quick video. Only got about 1.5" - 2.0" but still enough to push. This was all recorded from my dash cam.

Enjoy.

http://youtu.be/1liszc6Mi6o

[exmark]

Nice video. Do you have aftermarket exhaust?

[Antlerart06]

nice video
u need run wipers more
That sno-way plow

[04ram1500]

Originally Posted by exmark

Nice video. Do you have aftermarket exhaust?

Thanks, yes I put on a Banks Monster exhaust.

Originally Posted by antlerart06

nice video
u need run wipers more
That sno-way plow

Thank you. It is not a Sno-Way plow. It is a Snowdogg plow made by Buyers.

[exmark]

[QUOTE=04ram1500;1463881]Thanks, yes I put on a Banks Monster exhaust.

Is the system really noticeable? I only ask because I am actually looking at that same set for my f.250, and I do around 30 driveways and 2 apartment complexes along with my lots. I just don't want to get a complainant about exhaust. Thanks

[04ram1500]

It is very noticeable. When on the gas, you can hear it about 400 feet away...
If it didn't cost me $ 500+ It would already be taken off the truck.
Don't get me wrong, I like it. I just have to be carefull what properties I handle early in the morning.

In your case with that many residentials you would want to avoid this system. I can assure you there would be many complaints.

[exmark]

Originally Posted by 04ram1500

It is very noticeable. When on the gas, you can hear it about 400 feet away...
If it didn't cost me $ 500+ It would already be taken off the truck.
Don't get me wrong, I like it. I just have to be carefull what properties I handle early in the morning.

In your case with that many residentials you would want to avoid this system. I can assure you there would be many complaints.

Well I might check out borla systems. Ive heard they have some mufflers that arnt to loud. I don't want it to loud but at the same time not stock lol. I just bought this new truck and my last one had straights on it. So im just trying to get a little ahead of stock.