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chris
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5/28/2003
15:37:12

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I can't find any research on these coils. A few people have mentioned using them on their truck but I haven't found any feed-back. Any and all thoughts would be greatly appreciated.



blakdak01
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5/28/2003
19:36:35

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i put their 2" drop coils on and it rides fine, and u aint gonna beat the price!!

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adam
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5/29/2003
08:19:20

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im ordering mine today thru the phone, the 3in front coils for v8s (1997) 50 bucks plus 30 SH i think is the total cost.
heres the link to a big post of dak owners who bought this coils, everybody had to say a good thing about them. good luck
http://www.dodgedakota.net/boards/low/1132.html



chris
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5/29/2003
11:40:27

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Do you have any pics with the coils on blackdak? I remember you having those pics like a year ago. or are there some new ones with the drop on? Did you do anything in the back drop wise? What shocks did you go with. Thanks...



Mr.H
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5/29/2003
14:40:33

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I've had mine on for a little while with new bumpstops and they ride sweet!!!

I have the 4.7 with 2" coils and a 1" tall poly bumpstop and it rarely bottoms. I also ordered their drop-shock, which I am probably disappointed with, and will go with a nitro-active from bell-tech next time around. But their drop shocks do still ride a little stiffer than factory. The drop was a little uneven by about 1/2" but maybe I'm the only one that's happened to.

I do totally recommend some new swaybars though b/c then these trucks would outhandle many sports-cars with the right tires.

I have a BF Comp T/A 16" 255 ZR / 50 up front and they are the stickiest tire I have ever driven!! Even stickier than the Pirelli's P-600 on my BMW!!
It will outhandle the BMW 535i with the right swaybars as a matter of fact!!! This truck will swing the ass out just because the front's grip so well. I need like a 275 Z or V / 50 in the back for spinning and to keep the back glued down.

Theres my feedback. Get the Springtech's!! Can't beat the price!!!!!

P.S.- Drop it 2 and 4 to level it out. My back sits at least 2" higher with a 2" block!!!



chris
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5/30/2003
12:09:30

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im goin 3/4..



Mr.H
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5/31/2003
12:36:29

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The back's gonna sit almost 2" higher than the front if you go 3/4. At least that's how it is on mine. You should go 3/5 to get it near level.



blakdak01
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5/31/2003
18:31:42

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chris, a couple of those pics under my link are new, i went 2/3 with blocks in the rear and used nitro drop shocks





Mr.H
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6/02/2003
10:40:09

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Sorry, I forgot I went 2 and 2 cuz I was hoping to just level the back with a 2" block, but it ended up pointing up I think. I'm switching to a 3" block soon.

How do those nitro-active shocks ride/handle????



blakdak01
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6/02/2003
18:35:16

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it rides pretty well, its not great but im not complaining at all

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