Ram Charger Offroad Radiator Trail Fix

In this video we take the 1985 Dodge Ram Charger Off-Road Build out on the trail for some testing. The problems quickly show up in the form of some classic overheating issues that plague many Dodge vehicles. After some quick modifications to the Ram Charger radiator by our mechanical engineer, the Big Body Dodge ran perfect. Thank you to ‪@weldonesc6217‬ for all your help!
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[@slaterrockshop4564]

What a cool 1st gen ramcharger!

[@weldonesc6217]

It’s a Gen 1.5

[@winchoutdoors]

1985 so definitely NOT a 1st gen (74-80.)

[@weldonesc6217]

Best video yet!!

[@winchoutdoors]

🙏 Thank you

[@MazzifLOL]

Thing just looks tough! Love it. What is the wheel/tire combo and how much lift? And is that with or without the factory blocks? o/*\o (High*Five)

[@winchoutdoors]

In that video it’s on 36” iroks custom leaf packs up front. Factory blocks in the rear. Just got done lifting it proper and doing some other improvements. Check out the latest video for more.

[@stephenwest798]

If you were a mechanic, you would know why they put fan shrouds on radiators, and you would have a sheet metal mechanic build you one that split you fan blade down the middle for your ram charger, just like the factory engineered one did on your stock radiator.

[@billygriffin9817]

Where is that low drag high speed K5 hiding at?

[@winchoutdoors]

Coming back to the channel very soon. Can’t wait to show it to you.