2005 Dodge Ram 1500 Quad Cab 2WD - AMRAM 17X2
2WD Tyrant
By Mike Ingalsbee, Photography by Jordan May, Mike Ingalsbee

An Optima Red Top battery is mounted in the corner of the bed using a Camburg battery tray
Speaking of tires, the truck rides on 37x13.50R17 Toyo, Open Country mud terrain tires that are wrapped around a set of heavy duty TrailReady, true beadlock wheels that are as strong as they are beautiful. Two additional spares are carried in the Atomic-built bed cage that also incorporates the upper shock mounts for the King bypass shocks.
Tucked into the corner of the bed is a Red Top Optima battery secured by a Camburg battery tray. The truck leads the way with an Atomic-built bumper and skidplate that protect the front end of the truck as well as the pair of Soltek, Baja Designs HID lights. The entire package works flawlessly, just as intended. The Glassworks fiberglass fenders and bedsides blend seamlessly into the body and along with the factory silver paint give the truck a subtle unassuming look. Just like the AMRAAM that the truck is named after, you might not see this truck coming until it's too late.
Specs
Vehicle: 2005 Dodge Ram 1500 Quad Cab 2WD
Chassis: Factory Dodge 1500
Engine: Custom-built 360ci V-8 with decked "Mag Ram" heads, stainless roller rockers, Clevite bearings, a Hughes lower plenum and throttle body and Accell injectors
Drivetrain: Auto tranny
Suspension: Atomic 2WD long-travel suspension, King 2.5 coilovers and 2.5 bypass shocks in front, King 3.0 shocks in rear, 2.5 hydraulic bumpstops at all corners, National leaves in rear
Steering: Factory rack & pinion, custom Atomic tie rods
Brakes: Factory Dodge
Tires/wheels: 37-inch Toyo Open Country M/T on TrailReady 17x8 beadlocks
Interior: Stock trim
Other Parts: Borla stainless steel mufflers, Soltek HID lights
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The bed 'cage holds two full-size spares, mounts an amber safety light and includes the up
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Toggled safety switches for the rear mounted amber dust light and the front HIDs are integ
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The truck rolls on 37x13.5R17 Toyo, Open Country M/T tires wrapped around heavy duty Trail
By Mike Ingalsbee
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