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grimm
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1/13/2005
13:15:54

Subject: 9+ inch lift
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i was looking to get a big susp lift for my 98 and was wondering who made a 9+ inch lift for dakotas or something big? any suggestions...



scott
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1/13/2005
14:32:13

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i think tuff country makes a 5" suspension lift, then you could add a body lift for a total of 8" of lift. keep in mind that pretty much everyone agrees the tuff country wont last very long at all if actually used offroad. so it better be all for show and no go. if you do plan on offroading get the 3" rancho suspension lift and the 3" body lift. with those you can run 35" tires and that is about as big as you would need to go considering the weak front axle housing and Bj's on dakotas. hope this helps



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1/13/2005
15:21:59

RE: 9+ inch lift
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I'm sure you've already thought of it, but why not just go with a solid axle swap? If you're looking to lift that much, then that'd be the way I'd go. I'm actually in the process of gather parts for my swap. IMO, huge IFS lifts are a waste of time: all "show" and no "go". Though they allow you to mount larger tires, they don't do anything for your articulation or travel. Just my $2/100.

Good luck with your search!

~Kory
1998 Dakota Sport, 4X4, 5.2L, 5-spd, Rancho 3

scott1981
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1/13/2005
18:22:36

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kory hit the nail in the head. i only wish i had the funds and ability to do the SAS. my dakota with a SAS would be my dream truck.

hey Kory what do you expect to invest in this project if you dont mind me asking?



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