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dodgeman
Dodge Dakota
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3/11/2002
11:41:48
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 Subject: possible 9" on a 2x4 using spindles
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Does anyone know if this will work on a 2x4 Dakota I know you arnt supposed to beable to lift one with spindles because of the power rack but this looks like it will work. If so that means 3" body 3" spindle and 3" spring 9" on a 2x4 when flipping back axle. yes or no I am new to this game but I want to play tax return is buring a hole in my pocket.
found this at www.just2x4lift.com
CHASSIS TECH LIF-SPI-DO9400
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DODGE 94-00 PRE-RUNNER LIFT SPINDLE (PAIR)
BEST ON THE MARKET, 100% MADE IN THE USA
Price Qty Order
$295.00
Detailed Description
THE TOUGHEST LIFTING SPINDLE IN THE MARKET, MADE FROM D6 DUCTILE IRON. EASILY INSTALLS TO LIFT YOUR VEHICLE 3 INCHES IN MOST CASES WITH NO OTHER MODIFICATION OR ADD SPRINGS AND CONTROL ARMS FOR 3 MORE INCHES OF LIFT. NOTE: THIS SPINDLE DOES NOT FIT 2001 DODGE RAMS.
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4wDakota
GenIII
3/11/2002
12:58:09
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Those spindles are for the dodge ram. None are available for the Dakota
Your only option for maximum lift is
3" body lift
3" Fabtech a-arm lift
2" Daystar coil spacer
This will give you 8" but will put major stress on your ball joints when you have that 2" spacer in.
3" fabtech and 3" body will clear 33's
Go to my 2wd lift page. Each picture has a caption of lift and tire size so you can get an idea of what your truck would look like.
http://www.geocities.com/cjf7148/tires2.html
Good Luck
Corey
98 CC 4x4, 5.2 Auto 3.55LSD
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dodgeman
Dodge Dakota
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3/11/2002
15:08:45
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Thank you very much I didn't know about the spacers. you have been a big help I will check out your site
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