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2007 Dodge Ram 2500 Laramie Crew Cab Pickup 4-door Built 6.7l, Billet 47re on 2040-cars

US $30,500.00
Year:2007 Mileage:155343
Location:

Orangeville, Ontario, Canada

Orangeville, Ontario, Canada

 I am selling my personal truck/toy. I have been the only owner since new. It's a quad cab short box Laramie . Slate grey interior with grey leather seats.

Truck started life as a 6 speed manual but now has a full billet 47re automatic transmission.


Here is a list of the parts that are in it:

New Flux 4.5 injectors.

Carli 2.0 suspension with .

Long arms, ball joints, tracK bar and full leafs. Adds 3" of lift and better ride

Full billet Suncoast 47re Trans with stand along PCS computer

2009 navigation upgrade

Fleece Performance Billet S471 turbo,

Steedspeed T4 manifold, with EWG provision (capped)

Fleece performance S400 charger kit

Colt Cams "Big Stick" cam

Hamilton push tubes and 110 springs

Fluidamper crank balancer

New stock transfer case

5" turbo back exhaust s/s

Misimoto aluminum rad with flexolite fans

BD Power intercooler

Passenger Diesel intake horn and boost tubes

T&C Performance Modded Fuel rail capped

Industrial Injection twin CP3 high Pressure fuel pumps

AirDog 2 x 200gal pusher fuel pump

Caltrac traction bars , made for diesel trucks

EFI Live (full fuel to 4000 rpm)

Truck will be sold with 17" wheels and tires I have snow tries on rims that can be negotiated

3 front grills come with truck, chrome stock, black stock and black slotted



Email me for more photos and or more info Can ship truck anywhere in Canada or USA ... Have done it before

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