RAM EcoDiesel Badge
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I guess you would remove everything? Both "RAM 1500" and "EcoDiesel"? On a truck like this i think those badges are cool to have on, it add's something more to the side profile.
It also makes it look too much of some environmentally friendly vehicle owned by a tree hugger. I rather let everyone know i hate the environmentlooks better than this
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its gotta look brawny. the regular ecodiesel badges are too wimpy for a truck.
if thats the case you better go for the 5.7 HEMIIt also makes it look too much of some environmentally friendly vehicle owned by a tree hugger. I rather let everyone know i hate the environment
HEMI to a tree hugger is like an EFF YOU to the queen But at the same time I want to save, reason why im going with a diesel. Diesel makes it easier on my pocket and a big EFF You to prius owners.if thats the case you better go for the 5.7 HEMI
Plus who doesn't want to let off some black smoke?
good way to make a james bond style get away.
Something unfortunate for us crazy folksthis ecodiesel wont be spitting smoke out like that. clean diesel
But that's okay, the Ram 1500 EcoDiesel is going to be a mainstream work and personal truck that won't be abused as badly as what we've seen. Instead they will be "properly abused"
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I think it is nice to have the EcoDiesel badge on the side. i don't think that it looks bad and while I don't really care if people know my truck is a diesel (which they will hear anyway) but if it comes with the badge I wouldn't go through the trouble of removing it.
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For a all new Eco Diesel in the ram 1500 I think they could have done a better job on the looks of the badge.
I agree. I generally like the factory badges but this one looks tacky. Even so, I will probably not remove it. However I refuse to leave any dealer badges on the truck unless they want to pay me for advertising
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So I see tugboat's reference to fishing line and gasoline, but can someone give me the low-down on how to debadge withough messing up the paint job?
I'm thinking I will debadge everything cept the Ram on the front. (maybe the one on the tailgate.)
Thanks,
Dagotto
So I see tugboat's reference to fishing line and gasoline, but can someone give me the low-down on how to debadge withough messing up the paint job?
I'm thinking I will debadge everything cept the Ram on the front. (maybe the one on the tailgate.)
Thanks,
Dagotto
Take the fishing line (or dental floss) and get behind the badge and work back-n-forth sawing off the badge.
I've use goo gone, and others an eraser wheel*. Once done, I washed, claybar the area, and waxed. I'm sure there's a youtube video out there.
No damage to the paint.
However, I wouldn't recommend it if the 'stinkin badges' have been on for a few years. It will have a shadow effect (paint has faded on truck, but not under the badge)
*read directions--I've never used one
I've use goo gone, and others an eraser wheel*. Once done, I washed, claybar the area, and waxed. I'm sure there's a youtube video out there.
No damage to the paint.
However, I wouldn't recommend it if the 'stinkin badges' have been on for a few years. It will have a shadow effect (paint has faded on truck, but not under the badge)
*read directions--I've never used one
It's easy to do as you can see. Paying a bodyshop to do it will be costly as it just takes time, which costs a lot at a shop, hourly rates aren't cheap!
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