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vista_84
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1/26/2005
23:33:12

Subject: lowering kits for an r/t
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just wondering what options i have for lowering my 2002 dakota R/T im looking for a 2/4 or 3/5



chad
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3/04/2005
19:29:44

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my name is chad im having a serious problem with my 04 dakota i just added a 2inch front 4inch rear lowering kit and now the rear sits lower by 1 inch and the ride is bumpy as hell
i used 2inch coils and gas lowering shocks and hangers in the rear
can someone tell me why cause i blowing my mind trying to figure this out thanks chad



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3/06/2005
12:54:29

RE: lowering kits for an r/t
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To answer the question from Vista 84:
Hard to go that low with an R/T without serious mods such as a 'c' notch in the rear frame. This is due in part to the larger diameter axle tubes and the fact that an R/T is 1" lower than a 2wd Sport. Remember too, that tire/wheel combo will limit the drop as well.
2/2 is easily achieved, though, with spings in front and hangers/shackles (or blocks) in rear.
Good luck.



Jake
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3/21/2005
21:06:35

RE: lowering kits for an r/t
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Replace the front hanagers with your stock ones.... Leave the drop shackles out back. It will have a little bit of a rake after the coils settle. If this is too much rake add a 1'' block...cheap and easy, 1'' does'nt affect ride qualilty. I drove like this on my 00 r/t for 40k on stock shocks. Re-placed with belltech nitro-active and honeslty did not notice THAT much improcement NEVER bottomed out tho. Looked and rode good.



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