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hadurk5
Dodge Dakota
12/12/2001
21:54:19
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 Subject: plz read this... 92' Dak
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ok, first of all, i have a few good junk yards around, i was wonderin if you guys new how much all the parts for a 4wd conversion would be if i got them there....and if you know how much it would be to install it, or if me and some of my muddin friends can.....
second of all, anyone know where i can get some good lift kits, i found two at JCWhitney, a 2 in suspension, and a 2inch body for 100 bucks apiece,
but i wanted something like a 3 inch or so....
thanks for your help
durk
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andrew
Dodge Dakota
12/12/2001
22:06:19
|  RE: plz read this... 92' Dak
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You have probably heard this alot before but it would be much cheaper to sell your 2wd and buy a 4wd. It might be difficult for the install unless you all know what your doing and you have access to a lift(god, it would be a nightmare without a lift). Thisk about, putting a 4wd front end on there, messin with the torsion bars, axles, hooking up all the lines for the 4x4, installing the t-case, new drive shaft in the rear, searching those junkyards for parts,whooooohhhh, gives me the heeee-beeee-geeeee-beeee's. If that is something that you enjoy, or are really go at, go for it. I know guys who have spent way more time and cash on projects that didnt seem nearly as good to me, but to each his own, good luck!
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someguy
Dodge Dakota
12/15/2001
19:08:22
| RE: plz read this... 92' Dak
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arent the frames different from the four and two wheel drives
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Walt Felix
Dodge Dakota
12/17/2001
08:55:48
|  RE: plz read this... 92' Dak
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The frame rails are different also.
Walt
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