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91BLKDAK
Dodge Dakota
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8/12/2003
18:35:48
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Does it make any difference if the lowering blocks are made of aluminum or steel?
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TERRY
Dodge Dakota
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8/12/2003
20:17:14
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I have heard on these boards that alum. blocks are prone to cracking .
before I got my hotch. leafs I had ground force 2" blocks and they were cast iron .
I only had them on for 2 months and they didn't crack in that time.
I you were to make blocks out of SOLID alum.(not cast) I'm sure they would hold up .
BTW I got my 2" blocks from summit racing $40 for everything I think it was.
they were not pinion corrected as they claimed.
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IntenseDak39
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8/13/2003
10:35:04
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i myself have only seen aluminum blocks break on jacked up trucks with axles under leaf springs.
if you get aluminum, make sure it at least has a steel pin in it.
1998 Regular Cab V6 Auto
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dodgekota
Dodge Dakota
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8/15/2003
03:22:40
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man i just lowred my truck with alm blocks
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