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Chris
Dodge Dakota
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4/21/2003
07:07:19
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 Subject: 2003 4x4 Roadmaster easy question
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I looked at the instructions quickly. I have 2 questions:
1. Front half or back half of springs?
2. Will tehse get rid of the spring unloading when i shift or will I have to put on my spring clamps as well?
Thanks,
Chris
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Kowalski
Dodge Dakota
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4/21/2003
16:32:45
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Back half - They pretension the springs a bit, not sure if you'll want extra clamps or not. I'm happy with them on my 2K RC 4x4 without any more clamps but haven't tried adding any.
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xplikt
GenIII
4/22/2003
01:05:46
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I don't have a 4x4, but I like mine how they are.
Look ma, no wheel hop :)
And my truck doesn't sag all winter when it has 350 pounds of dirt in the back.
-Mike
http://www.dodgetruckworld.com/xplikt/
2002 2WD RC SLT 4.7L 5spd 3.92 LSD
MBRP Single in/out | straight piped 3rd cat | turndown tip
Full Hotchkis (bars, springs, shocks) and RAS
Shaved emblems and antennae
150BM fan | removed clutch | HD Radiator
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Chris
Dodge Dakota
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4/22/2003
07:29:03
| RE: 2003 4x4 Roadmaster easy question
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Well I got them on yesterday, read through the instructions about 5 times and started to catch the hints I needed for answers. They seem to help the unloading of the suspension during shifting a bit. It is raining here today so I cannot fully check it until it stops raining. I do notice it rides a bit more harsh and did lift the back of the truck about an inch.
So now my question is what is the factory height range for an '03 4wd CC? I am thinking of cranking the torsions to get it back into proportion.
Chris
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