Check your 27 Trx’s!!

They dont have decal infront of the intake for 2027.
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I had one on mine. The last truck I had black decals like these (2005 1500 Daytona). After a few years they will turn grey. I opted out of the hood and bed side decals. I also removed the decal in front of the hood scoop right after I bought it.
I did the same, did a sticker delete on my 27. Even on my 24 I removed that, I actually think it looks better without it. If you have your car correctly ppf they have to remove it anyway...🇺🇲
 
Also check your shock springs, I saw some post before that have defective springs, it could be the effect of the additional 400 lbs.
 
Check out this video of a newly delivered '27 TRX at Dealership at the 19:40 mark. Decal in question clearly obvious on a black truck.
 
I have noticed when looking up images of the 27's that it's 50/50 if they have it or not. Saw some with hood graphics and no graphics in front of intake area. And some with both graphics. As well as some with only in front of intake area.
 
They’ve only been hyping this since January and you are expecting them to have VOTS updated regularly and all decals/builds to be consistent… everyone is so demanding these days! :ROFLMAO:
 
While we are on the topic of checking your new truck, I just gave everything an eyeball once over. While checking the fuses almost every single fuse in the engine bay had play in it and could be pushed further in. The fuse box under the dash was much better, only a couple had play. I didn’t have any issues but heard it was a good idea to check it.
 
Unless things have changed, one example would be the proper amount of fluid in the diffs.
I haven't heard any recent complaints on under filled diffs…BUT, plan on changing your rear diff fluid between 2500-5000 miles…not sure if they are using different gear material or the gears are being over-shimmed, but your fluid will look like glitter-flake within 5K miles.
 
I haven't heard any recent complaints on under filled diffs…BUT, plan on changing your rear diff fluid between 2500-5000 miles…not sure if they are using different gear material or the gears are being over-shimmed, but your fluid will look like glitter-flake within 5K miles.
I put a magnetic fill plug in them before driving for the first time, then change the fluid at 500 miles or so, or at least before 1,000.

I sure wouldn't want that break-in crap in there for 5,000 miles, especially if there's even more debris in them lately.
 

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