What kind of OBD-II

I would buy the biggest K&N filter I could get. Should increase your HP by about 60%. Spray the truck with silicon, it'll make less drag, decreasing wind resistance and allow for better speed performance, even in the rain.

You can still buy Mopar 360 crate engines with somewhere around 400Hp. But, I'll still take my Turbo D over almost any gas engine..... (I have my eye on a 69 CObra GT in a small little town in central Texas. Ifn I ever win the lottery, I'm ginna buy it)

I've had good luck with the OBDScan product =

it will also support your '96 as well I believe. I like the fact that it doesn't= rely on a proprietary hardware tool that could become obsolete far more quickly = than a common platform such as the palm pilot or laptop pc, plus it is well supported = and reasonably priced.

AS far as performance enhancement to your rig, I am not as informed as = many in this group so I'll leave that topic for the others. I would suggest investigating = the dodgetalk.com site, particularly the truck engine forum regarding the engine sludge = issue that people have experienced on the 4.7 from time to time, if you have not already = done so.

Good luck with your new toy.

Joe Brophy CountryTech Computer email: snipped-for-privacy@spiretech.com

Suddenly, without warning, Tom R exclaimed (5/1/2005 9:35 AM):

I may be mistaken, but I don't think you need a scanner. Switch the truck On-Off-On-Off-On (I think I have this right) and it'll display any codes the computer's throwing out. Works on my 2001 Dak.

Unless a scanner does more than tell codes, never used one.

jmc

Don't forget the propeller in the trailer ball hitch reciever.

beekeep

I got one for fathers day last year....My family sucks...