Dodge

In this installment of our Hot Rod RV project, we’ll be taking the same first step as many other diesel truck owners do: installing a […]

A Restored and Reborn 550HP 2001 Dodge You can’t buy trucks like this anymore, but if you’re a dyed-in-the-wool second-gen fan, you can certainly do […]

As a sales manager for Foxhead (Fox Racing) gear on the Motorcross side of the clothing line, Jeff Dyer is on the road much of […]

  Many diesel owners like to shift their own gears, especially those that depend on their trucks for hauling heavy loads. One such person is […]

With an insane 10-inch lift and 37-inch tires on 24-inch wheels, it’s definitely hard to miss Joey Rodriguez’s 2012 Dodge Ram 2500 when it’s rolling […]

Twenty-two years old. 177,000 miles. Original paint. One glance, you’d never believe it: Miles Flight’s ’94 Dodge Ram has spent more than two decades exposed […]

As I limped my truck home at night with no headlights (and towing a trailer), I wondered how does a person with five vehicles get […]

Pride is built by the hands of many This month’s Shell Rotella Truck Of The Month hails from Alberta. As you’ll read, the rig has […]

It’s always a bit of a gamble on how much you can push the envelope of a stock vehicle before parts start to give way. […]

  The Dodge Ram (now simply known as “Ram”) and the Cummins engine have had a prosperous partnership ever since the first Ram diesel rolled […]

The great thing about the custom truck scene is that we all have different customizing tastes and styles. Each show truck exhibits its own personality […]

While it’s true that achieving horsepower is addicting and that you can never have enough, most enthusiasts—either voluntarily or involuntarily—draw the line at some point. […]

The Bosch CP3 injection pump has been used in the Duramax application since its introduction in 2001, and has since proved to be the go-to […]

Even on a stock engine, cracks in a cast exhaust manifold are not unusual. Cast manifolds tend to get brittle and even shrink and expand […]

Usually, the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. In Pete Costanzo’s case, though, his son Bryson was the one who cultivated his Dad’s passion […]