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Dave Mitchell
Dodge Dakota
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10/25/2003
21:16:31
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The dog-bone pipe running parallel to the rear bumper between the frame members is for NVH... Noise, vibration and harmonics. It is mounted in soft, spongy rubber and absorbs nasty vibrations and noises, with the exception of the booming in the cab when someone opens a single raer window when going down the highway...
There should have been a previous post on this somewhere in the archives.
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Gary F
Dodge Dakota
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10/27/2003
07:45:12
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I went and got a reproduction "V8" decal from a 1989 Shelby Dakota and installed it where the old "V8 Magnum" emblem went on 2000 and down models. It looks good and compliments the rest of the decals (Sport, Dakota, etc.) on the truck.
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01Motorsport
Dodge Dakota
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10/27/2003
09:27:33
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I removed the stock 5.2 EFI emblems back when I had my '92 RC. Reinstalled 5.2 MPI Jeep emblems behind the front fenders as a starter for a 1 1/2" multicolor graphic across the doors. Nobody noticed the difference between the "E" and the "M" but me, but I liked it.
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01Motorsport
Dodge Dakota
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10/27/2003
09:31:49
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Any of you guys with HO cams copped a Jeep "4.7L HO" emblem, or go stealth?
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