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superdavekay
Dodge Dakota
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2/13/2004
03:21:28
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Whats the best way to lower a 4x4, de arched leaf springs? im not sure
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stupid
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2/13/2004
10:20:20
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why lower a 4x4, jesus christ. buy a f'in 2wd you moron.
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GB2000
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2/13/2004
16:08:36
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You ain't kidding.... maybe he wants to be the first person to take a low rider mudding? :)
Josh
Red 98 RC V6 2wd Single in/dual out exhaust (soon to be switched to a flowmaster 40 single in/dual out), s-bolt "mod", Edelbrock 10" round air cleaner w/ K&N air filter, removed rubber flap...and more to come
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superdavekay
Dodge Dakota
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2/13/2004
16:28:59
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Hey stupid i bet ur from the south , well here in the north, new york we get a thing called snow thats why i have a 4x4 but i want to make it look good while keeping it functional. So if u cant help say so and dont insult me, ass
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hick
Dodge Dakota
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2/13/2004
16:50:43
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I am from the south bitch!
if you lowered it you be defeating the purpose
of the 4x4, moron. Since it will be lower to
the ground it will get hung up on more shit
a hell of a lot easier.
do your self a favor, trade in your dak for
a rav4 and lower that to your fagget ass is
content. You fucking yankee bastard from
NY.
jesus..........
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dak 94
Dodge Dakota
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2/13/2004
16:59:59
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OK I know its old subject but useing air hammer on that big nut was starting to deform it so i put big cresent wrench on nut then air hammer on wrench wala now my question is does the pully just come off the pump?is it keyed?do I remove the 4 bolts on its face? Also has any one been able to replace the bypass hose without removing the AC compressor?Any help appreciated thanks in advance my Email is qlty@webtv.net
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hey hick
Dodge Dakota
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2/13/2004
17:20:49
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you bumazz, the guy wants a hiway cruiser that will run in snow and ice, not a hog chasin wallow flopper! since you is from down south you best not rag on people when you have NO experience driving in 4-10 inches of snow! until you do get that experience SHUT UP! another moron has crawled out from under his rock and posted under "hick" the first sound he makes when he awakens from a white lightning stupor!
now for the answer:
you may be able to lower the rear by going with 2wd rear springs, a bud of mine from work has a late model 4X4 and I got a 2wd and the rear springs are a bit different. The front can be lowered by cranking down the torsion bars, but if you do, the front canmber will have to adjusted if you go far enough.
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GB2000
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2/13/2004
18:16:52
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If you drive a lowered 2wd in the new york snow...you're just gonna have your back wheels spinning while not going anywhere. If you drive a lowered 4wd in the snow, you're going to go the same distance except you'll have all 4 tires spinning.
Josh
Red 98 RC V6 2wd Single in/dual out exhaust (soon to be switched to a flowmaster 40 single in/dual out), s-bolt "mod", Edelbrock 10" round air cleaner w/ K&N air filter, removed rubber flap...and more to come
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GB2000
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2/13/2004
18:18:46
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Oh yeah...dak 94... I think you got the wrong post. lol
Josh
Red 98 RC V6 2wd Single in/dual out exhaust (soon to be switched to a flowmaster 40 single in/dual out), s-bolt "mod", Edelbrock 10" round air cleaner w/ K&N air filter, removed rubber flap...and more to come
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jcham
Dodge Dakota
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2/13/2004
18:31:45
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Why lower? Fill your fenders with big rims, and an aggressive treaded tire. I've seen a couple of dakotas with MB Motoring rims, they look good. FK everyone who criticizes, I hear the same sh*t about raising a 2WD. If you must lower it, do the torsion bars, because it is a mild drop, therefore you aren't pushing as much snow around.
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Quicksilver
Dodge Dakota
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2/13/2004
18:47:56
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Ok why can't you drive a lowered 2wd dak in the snow.i've been drivin mine for 4 winters with out a problem,hell i even park in the snow banks.It's all in the tires (an a little weight).
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superdavekay
Dodge Dakota
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2/13/2004
21:31:12
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Ah no im not going to buy a rav4, and yes i think im going to explore some other options such as the bigger tires, whats the biggest tire i could fit on there without rubbing, and the biggest rim
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Superhick
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2/16/2004
23:01:40
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Why in the hell would anyone want to live where it snows? And why in the hell would anyone want to live near Hick?
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92Dakota
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2/17/2004
00:04:39
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Exactly.
I can't stand anything below 60 degrees.
Who would want a winter with snow and ice?
I like being outside and freezing weather is not my weather of choice.
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