Playing in the Ridgeline
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Re: Playing in the Ridgeline (2point6)
Nice. Got any side shots of your truck? I have a 2007 and I was thinkin of gettin some better tires, like 33s if possible. How difficult was the suspension and the exhaust?
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Re: Playing in the Ridgeline (People_Mover)
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I went through the mud puddles probably 10-15 times. They were a lot deeper the night before... covering the headlights. During the first runs, the traction control did come on. I turned it off to see if I could get it stuck, but there was little difference.
I went through the mud puddles probably 10-15 times. They were a lot deeper the night before... covering the headlights. During the first runs, the traction control did come on. I turned it off to see if I could get it stuck, but there was little difference.
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Re: Playing in the Ridgeline (4drH22Accord)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 4drH22Accord »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Nice. Got any side shots of your truck? I have a 2007 and I was thinkin of gettin some better tires, like 33s if possible. How difficult was the suspension and the exhaust?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Clearance in the wheel wells will need to be adressed with 33" tires. On few occasions, I have had minor rubbing with what I run.
Suspension and exaust was a piece of cake, but I do this stuff for a living.
Here is a side shot...
From the Desert of Tucson (in the mud) to Durango Co. A few days later...
Lots of fun in the snow too. I know this is just a dusting of snow, but on the icy roads to the ski park, the Ridgleine handled itself better than my old 1 ton Chevy dually 4X4 would in the snow.
Clearance in the wheel wells will need to be adressed with 33" tires. On few occasions, I have had minor rubbing with what I run.
Suspension and exaust was a piece of cake, but I do this stuff for a living.
Here is a side shot...
From the Desert of Tucson (in the mud) to Durango Co. A few days later...
Lots of fun in the snow too. I know this is just a dusting of snow, but on the icy roads to the ski park, the Ridgleine handled itself better than my old 1 ton Chevy dually 4X4 would in the snow.
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Re: Playing in the Ridgeline (azndng)
Awesome!! I've only got 700 miles on my RT-S but I'm already itching to get it dirty lol! K&N is first on the list for minor mods, but how do you like your Gibson exahust? I'm afraid of the typical drone/wheeze that exahust system typically give a V6 but I haven't seen/heard a Ridgeline with that exahust yet..
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Re: Playing in the Ridgeline (VTC_CiViC)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by VTC_CiViC »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Awesome!! I've only got 700 miles on my RT-S but I'm already itching to get it dirty lol! K&N is first on the list for minor mods, but how do you like your Gibson exahust? I'm afraid of the typical drone/wheeze that exahust system typically give a V6 but I haven't seen/heard a Ridgeline with that exahust yet..</TD></TR></TABLE>
Honestly, it is a little louder in the cab than I expected. It isn't too unreasonable though. Gas mileage went up just a bit as well.
Honestly, it is a little louder in the cab than I expected. It isn't too unreasonable though. Gas mileage went up just a bit as well.
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