APRIL 2024 TOTM - rottenronnie!!!!

[Wifey]

It's time for a Quad Cab to be TOTM

I'm nominating @rottenronnie with his absolutely fantastic NA Quad Cab. This truck has an amazing amount of work that's been so carefully done and documented!

Here's a link to the specs for those who want a refresher in how to make a naturally aspirated truck kick ass!

https://www.vtcoa.com/threads/ronnies-na-build.63920/

Good luck Ronnie!!

 

[Wifey]

We need some pics of the NA Beast from the north country!

 

[Wifey]

@rottenronnie

Can you post up some pics since I can't find any

 

[rottenronnie]

Thanks and here are some shots...

 

[rottenronnie]

I didn't want to man-hoe' Kiwi's post, so I deleted my pics from there.

I don't have a drop-kit in the back, but I did have nearly a thousand pounds of flooring tiles in there for this truck pic.

 

[Wifey]

I didn't want to man-hoe' Kiwi's post, so I deleted my pics from there.

I don't have a drop-kit in the back, but I did have nearly a thousand pounds of flooring tiles in the back for the truck shot.

Man Ho away!! Lol

thanks for the pics! Beautiful truck! Looks like She has a sunroof?

I like the "alternative" rear lowering kit!!

cast your vote!

 

[rottenronnie]

Thanks and, yes indeed a sunroof.

Yes, a heavily loaded bed is one way of checking out "the look" without committing to changes.

The truck (when new) was headed from Thunderbay to Vancouver B.C. on a Dealer transfer with a pit-stop in Calgary.

That deal fell through during the pit-stop and I just happened to be there getting parts and was able to snag it.

 

[VIPR PWR]

It's time for a Quad Cab to be TOTM

I'm nominating @rottenronnie with his absolutely fantastic NA Quad Cab. This truck has an amazing amount of work that's been so carefully done and documented!

Here's a link to the specs for those who want a refresher in how to make a naturally aspirated truck kick ass!

https://www.vtcoa.com/threads/ronnies-na-build.63920/

Good luck Ronnie!!

I second the motion

 

[Wifey]

I second the motion

Vote vote vote!! lol

 

[VIPR PWR]

I didn't want to man-hoe' Kiwi's post, so I deleted my pics from there.

I don't have a drop-kit in the back, but I did have nearly a thousand pounds of flooring tiles in the back for the truck shot.

Looks level ,,, I have the shorter shackles on mine and it levels out decent compared to stock .

 

[VIPR PWR]

Vote vote vote!! lol

I vote after I do all my due diligence… hahaha !

 

[VIPR PWR]

Thanks and, yes indeed a sunroof.

Yes, a heavily loaded bed is one way of checking out "the look" without committing to changes.

The truck (when new) was headed from Thunderbay to Vancouver B.C. on a Dealer transfer with a pit-stop in Calgary.

That deal feel through during the pit-stop and I just happened to be there getting parts and was able to snag it.

Nice ,, perfect timing is rare

 

[VIPR PWR]

Man Ho away!! Lol

thanks for the pics! Beautiful truck! Looks like She has a sunroof?

I like the "alternative" rear lowering kit!!

cast your vote!

Improvising is a good thing for the most part hahaha

 

[rottenronnie]

Nice ,, perfect timing is rare

It sure can be!

 

[VIPR PWR]

Ok ,, I put in my 2 votes ,, pending change when more pics pop up hahaha

 

[VIPR PWR]

It sure can be!

Similar to the way I found and bought mine

 

[Wifey]

Thanks and, yes indeed a sunroof.

Yes, a heavily loaded bed is one way of checking out "the look" without committing to changes.

The truck (when new) was headed from Thunderbay to Vancouver B.C. on a Dealer transfer with a pit-stop in Calgary.

That deal feel through during the pit-stop and I just happened to be there getting parts and was able to snag it.

Great on that timing for sure!

i will remember to load er up if I ever think of lowering her! I didn't know you could go lower but I don't know those technical things - I'm a post ho! Hahah

 

[Wifey]

Ok ,, I put in my 2 votes ,, pending change when more pics pop up hahaha

Your hilarious! That's the way to do it fo sho!

 

[rottenronnie]

 

[rottenronnie]

I thought I'd include a picture of me waiting for a local Welder to help with my Intake Manifold project.