Roadie you by far have been the most helpful in my quest thus far here and on OS. However, I am a college student that stays about 80 miles (one way) from home, so I dont want to rape to much of my MPG. I had considered the offroad thing but I know it will kill my MPG. It is still not out of the question. But my overall goal is to bring more power and acceleration to my vehicle ( top speed also, if theres anymore to be added). I am a very involved volunteer EMS person so the offroad stuff may be nice but I dont want to go for a real flashy look. Simply, I want a better road performing TB, horsepower and torque. I am going to attempt to make a hybrid in the time to come of a SS and off road. I can only ponder to how many of you fell out of your chairs in refrence to my last comment. Despite all doubt, I am going to modify my TB to be a tamed, clean cut,TB. I would now like to take time to discuss my 4wd. Roadie please help, I do not like taking my truck to the stealership. I will not overly modify my truck for offroad because I stay in NC and all I will encounter is moderate snow and occasional mud. Now back to the question. My 4wd light is not on. Only the letters that display: 2HI, AWD,4HI and 4LO are illuminated. During heavy rains the indicator light would sometimes come on, upon starting my truck. Often times when I would attempt to switch it to AWD or another setting the light would go off. Now I know some is about to ask if I heard the noise under my truck and the answer is "no". Very rarely however when switching the setting the light would remain on and the noise would occur and of course engage. To my great fortune I attempted to switch the truck into any setting upon entering my truck, O I dont know last September and the 4WD low engage and refuse to come out. So by the grace of God my 4wd magicaly disengaged and I have not attempted to even touch the selector knob since. Now, If you have any valid information, anyone please let me know. I have tried pulling fuse 8 half a million times, and of course it does not work.