Complete FH6 Guts Glory Ram Challenge with U4GM

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If you are working through the Welcome to Japan Festival Playlist, the Guts. Glory. Ram. weekly challenge is one of those tasks that looks bigger than it really is. It is built around the 2024 Ram 1500 TRX, and once you have the truck ready, the whole thing moves pretty fast. It is also a handy way to pick up FH6 Credits while pushing toward seasonal rewards, so it feels worth doing even if you are not chasing every single prize.

Getting Started

The first thing to do is get into the 2024 Ram 1500 TRX. If you already own one, great, just jump in and carry on. If not, it is worth checking the early Horizon events and starter rewards before buying one outright. A lot of players rush straight to the dealership, but that is not always needed. As soon as you start driving the Ram, the first part of the challenge checks itself off, so you do not need to do anything special there.

Three Stars at a Danger Sign

Next, you need three stars at any Danger Sign. This is usually simpler than people expect. The Ram is heavy, sure, but it still has enough pull to get a clean launch if you give yourself a decent run-up. Pick a jump with a long straight approach and keep your line tidy. You do not need some perfect, high-risk mountain leap. In fact, a straightforward sign near open ground is often the better choice because you can build speed without fighting the terrain. If your truck is stock, it should still manage this with a decent approach. A few upgrades can make it easier, but I would not waste time tuning it unless you already have a setup you like.

Five Great Wreckage Skills

This is the part that tends to trip people up. The game wants Great Wreckage Skills, not regular Wreckage and not the bigger Ultimate version. That matters more than it sounds. Smashing through traffic sounds like the obvious route, but it can be inconsistent. You can also end up with the wrong skill rating if you go too hard off a huge drop. A better trick is to find a medium cliff or a raised bit of ground and drive off it at a controlled pace. You want the landing to be rough enough to trigger the right skill, but not so wild that the game upgrades it to Ultimate. Do that five times and you will be done. Honestly, once you get the feel for it, this part is easy to repeat in future playlist challenges too.

Winning the Cross Country Race

The last objective is simple on paper, though it still helps to stay focused. Enter a Cross Country race while you are still in the Ram 1500 TRX and go for the win. That vehicle is a natural fit for this sort of event. It handles dirt, bumps, and uneven routes well enough that you can drive it with confidence instead of fighting the track the whole way. Just make sure you do not swap to another car before the race starts. That is an easy mistake, and it means the win will not count for the challenge. If you keep the same truck from start to finish, you should clear the final step without much drama.

Final Thoughts

What makes this weekly challenge appealing is how little time it really asks for. There is no long setup, no weird race class to build around, and no need to grind through a stack of events. You can knock it out in one sitting if you plan it right, and that is often the best way to do it. Start with the truck, hit a simple Danger Sign, farm the Great Wreckage Skills on a safe drop, and finish with a Cross Country win. That keeps the whole thing moving and saves you from backtracking. For players who want steady seasonal progress and a few extra rewards on the side, it is a solid use of time, and the extra cheap FH6 Credits help make it even more useful when you are thinking about upgrades or your next car purchase.