Juggernaut USA

Wrench In The Gears 🎤 🔧 SEMA Edition

We asked the crew the first thing they’re doing in Vegas.
Cool builds. A cool show. The buffet. Losing all their money.

Priorities. 🎰

If you spot one of them at the slots, send him back to North Hall Booth 12581.

What’s your first move in Vegas? 👇

We can't protect you from Ghost Face, but we help protect your truck!

Happy Halloween from Juggernaut USA!

Lift a truck with adaptive shocks and the suspension still thinks it is at stock height.

The RHO reads ride height with sensors that feed the shocks. Raise the truck and leave those sensors alone, and the system is working off bad information.

includes links to correct for it. New ride height, shocks still adjusting the way Ram intended.

Anyone else running adaptive shocks? 👇

Ever wondered if you could install skid plates yourself?

You probably can, and we have install tutorials for most of the products we make.

Find your truck or van on our YouTube channel, follow along on your install and pause when you need to.

One to two hours, basic hand tools, no drilling, no cutting, no welding. Every hole is a factory hole.

What's the first thing you ever installed on your own truck? 👇

If you are only ever going to touch one k**b, make it this one.

Part 2 of 4. Low speed compression, the small adjuster, and the one that changes how your truck feels every single day.

How to dial it in without guessing:

Count your clicks. Run the adjuster all the way firm, then back it out to a known number. Now you have a reference you can always get back to.

Change one end at a time. Front and rear do different jobs. Move both at once and you will not know which one fixed it.

Drive the same road. Same corner, same stop, every time. You are comparing feel, and feel is useless if the test keeps changing.

Two clicks is a real change. Most people go too far on the first try and decide the adjuster does not work.

Part 3 is high speed compression, next week. Follow so it finds you.

What is your truck doing that you want to fix? 👇

Wrench In The Gears 🎤 🔧 EP. 9
Manual or Automatic? No judgments here, what are you picking?👇

2026 Ram RHO in the shop this week for an lift.

Springs only, and on this truck that matters more than it sounds. The RHO comes with adaptive shocks from the factory. Most lift kits make you replace them, which means throwing out the damping Ram tuned for this truck and paying again for something else.

Eibach's springs give you the height and leave that system completely alone.

Same shocks. Same electronics. New stance.

Running an RHO? What would you do to it first? 👇