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DurangoDude
Dodge Dakota
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11/17/2003
16:39:35
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 Subject: Durango, softer ride
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Is there any way possible to get a softer ride on my Durango (4X4)?
I heard that Rancho shocks may help, but Im a novice to this area.
I love my Durango's responsiveness and agility, but these California roads and highways are ridiculous.
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Kowalski
Dodge Dakota
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11/17/2003
17:18:56
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Tried lowering your air pressure ?
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.boB
Dodge Dakota
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11/17/2003
22:48:36
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The factory shocks are pretty soft, I thought. Rancho's are definatly a firmer ride, so don't go that way. If you go too much softer than stock the truck will be a pig to drive. I think the Durango/Dakota is an excellent ride for a truck. Maybe you should consider a Caddy.
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DurangoMan
Dodge Dakota
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11/17/2003
23:05:12
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A Caddy.. hmmm! :O) Wouldnt mind one, but I like my Dodge. Actually, I like what Chrysler is doing, period.
I just didn't know the Californian roads were this bad. I'm originally from South Carolina... smooth country roads. :O)
Actually, someone told me that the adjustable Rancho RS9000 shocks would be a good option. So, I figured I'd get some feedback.
I thought I had a bumpy car before... coming out of an Acura Integra GSR into a real vehicle, Dodge Durango SLT 4X4.
Actually, maybe I should lower the tire pressure. I did just get my tires rotated at the factory and they probably inflated those tires back to max pressure.
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