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brianj
Dodge Dakota
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8/05/2008
09:09:46
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i jus put some blocks on the dak. 2in in the rear and i like it it looks really good. i was going to crank the torson bars and i got them moving but i still got to finish the job. are they suppossed be kind of hard to turn? bc of the weight of the vehicle or is it just me?
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SerioDakota
Dodge Dakota
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9/24/2008
14:13:33
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What company did you use for your block and what type dakota do you have I have a 94 v8 5.2L 2wd
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brianj
Dodge Dakota
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9/24/2008
16:03:16
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actually i found the blocks at autozone and then i got the u bolts at a local suspension shop.
still workin good
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Tminator
Dodge Dakota
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10/29/2008
07:45:22
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Did you change the shocks after putting the blocks? If so, how can I find some. All the local parts store clerks scratch their heads dumbfoundedly when I ask for shocks to fit a 92 Dak with a 2" lift.
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brianj
Dodge Dakota
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10/29/2008
10:02:46
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yes i changed the shocks, but i needed them anyway. i actually got "rough country", and i like them, there a little stiff but whatever its a truck. and yes they do fine off road. i got them off e bay a set of 4 for 100$ and it says that it will allow for a 2in lift.
hope that helps.
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verdesardog
Dodge Dakota
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10/31/2008
13:12:03
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I put 2" blocks on my 94 4x4 still uses the same shocks, I did put rancho's on though. cranked new heavy duty v8 (on my v6) torsion bars all the way up. If you jack the truck up before crancking on them it's a bit easier.
you can see it here:
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2408/2425148955_35c759d9ef_o.jpg
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