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1. Wish there were lights under the hood.

 

2. Wish a manual transmission option was available. A TRUE MANUAL TRANSMISSION, NOT SOME GARBAGE BUTTONS.

 

3. Wish you could permanently remove the traction / stabilitrac feature and re-engage it when you feel like it.

 

4. Wish the hood scoop option from the factory was an actual true functioning ram hood.

 

 

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lights under hood , under seat storage , DL3 minors on all models , cool seats , better on range ( key fob) , locking tailgate (power) , engine tuning with GM approve , bring back 100,000 mile power train service . better paint , aux switches ( led light bar , extra lights ) , MORE body colors ( bumper ,grill ) chrome be extra if people want it .

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1. Wish there were lights under the hood.

 

2. Wish a manual transmission option was available. A TRUE MANUAL TRANSMISSION, NOT SOME GARBAGE BUTTONS.

 

3. Wish you could permanently remove the traction / stabilitrac feature and re-engage it when you feel like it.

 

4. Wish the hood scoop option from the factory was an actual true functioning ram hood.

Off topic, Good looking truck!
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Off topic, Good looking truck!

 

Thanks, I got her as basic as I could so I could add what I wanted and not be stuck with things that I didn't. The rims were an old set from a Tahoe I had a few years ago that I had laying around.

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An option for covered storage compartments on the sides of the box like Dodge has for their pickups. And option of a spare tire mount in the bed.

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1) Less rattles

2) Better MPG

3) Less complications

4) Everything else these guys want! Lol

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Rear AC vents.

 

An even front end with the rear without worry of premature ball joint wear from a leveling kit.

 

My driver seat slide/click to go away.

 

Glad I don't have capless fuel. My 2010 Ford work truck has it and has constant trouble with "check fuel filler" codes.

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I wish my regular cab came with...

 

storage under the center seat. (40/20/40 bench)

 

Bed lights in all four corners rather than two.

 

Aux switch bank.

 

Fog lights or atleast just the wiring.

 

Leveled with airbags in the rear.

 

Controllable rear facing camera rather than on only when in reverse.

 

More durable paint.

 

Led's all around.

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