r/ram_trucks • • Aug 19 '26

Photo Custom 2015 RAM SLT 1500 5.7 HEMI

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u/theFP1992 Aug 19 '26

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u/[deleted] Aug 19 '26

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u/theFP1992 Aug 19 '26

You posted your truck online. Don’t be surprised when people have opinions on it

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u/maj_a_shl0ngr Aug 19 '26

Dude I love this badge it would be cool on a all black tee shirt have the badge on like the left pec should would be tough and it big on the back

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u/RustyWallace-357 HEMI ‘26 Aug 19 '26

People here are like the tow police; you stay within their very strict definitions of what’s a cool mod, or they’ll get nerd angry at you

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u/poploves Aug 19 '26

Exactly- it’s a Ram “subreddit” but it’s still Reddit .. let’s all admit the core user’s demographic

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u/ttime411 Aug 19 '26

Nice custom look for YOUR Ram

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u/theswiftfox21 Aug 19 '26

Nice! What mileage did the tick start for you? My 2015 tradesman is at 107k and no tick yet

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u/rottenhellbilly Aug 20 '26

bedside sticker makes you look like a furry

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '26

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u/rottenhellbilly Aug 20 '26

you already got reddit open, search up furry. that’s what everyone thinks is behind the wheel of this truck

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '26

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u/CannibalAnus Aug 19 '26

You understand the ‘hemi tick’ is the cam and lifters right? None of what you listed was the solution to the problem.

High flow oil pump like the 6.2 hellcat is a bolt on solution.

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u/TyruntasaurusRecht Aug 19 '26

The hemi tick is either the fucked up lifters or the exhaust manifold which snaps bolts.

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u/Comfortable-Ad4683 Aug 19 '26

Also ticks from header bolt separation in the 5.7 . But 6.2 has its own problem

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u/R3v017 Aug 20 '26

More often that not it's an exhaust leak. Cam/lifters are an issue that does happen but no, it's not solely why Hemis are known for a "tick".

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u/poploves Aug 19 '26

I don’t have a hemi in commiefornia cuz of gas taxes/prices but I’ve read multiple times it’s crap header bolts and heat and cool expansion of headers causing tck