The Ram Mopar Runner, inspired by the Baja desert racing style is like no other Ram 4×4. The rigors of off-road racing requires big tires, ground clearance, extreme durability and a sophisticated suspension system capable of withstanding the shock. These features are combined in a package that is stable at high speed and rock solid at the corners.
Ram Runner from Mopar Accessories it’s inspired by the trophy trucks, front fenders and rear bed sides are replaced by steel, glass fibers, allowing the suspension huge set with zero interference.
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