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Daddy-D
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8/13/2001
00:30:08

Subject: Is the R/T Lower?
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Is the late-model R/T lower than standard
2WD?

'98 DakSport C/C 3.9 2WD A/T

Hersbird
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8/13/2001
00:40:37

RE: Is the R/T Lower?
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I've heard it's 1" front and back lower then any other model 2wd Dakota. The 255/55/17 tires have a overall diameter of about 28" which is also lower then the 255/65/16 (about 29" diameter)optional on the wheel and tire package. So an R/T's bumbers may sit about 1.5" lower then the 2wd sport with wheel/tire package.



CyberWolf
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8/13/2001
09:16:11

RE: Is the R/T Lower?
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I thought the R/T had 275/55/17 tires?
255/65/16 = 29.1"
275/55/17 = 28.9"
Thats only a .2" difference



Daddy-D
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8/13/2001
12:48:13

RE: Is the R/T Lower?
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Since I have the 235/70/16 setup, I might see
more difference if I went to 245/60/15.

'98 DakSport C/C 3.9 2WD A/T

Broeheem
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8/13/2001
14:12:27

RE: Is the R/T Lower?
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Actually, the R/T is equipped with 255/55/17's.

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CyberWolf
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8/13/2001
15:02:56

RE: Is the R/T Lower?
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Thats cool. Thats why I said "I thought".



Hersbird
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8/13/2001
23:57:46

RE: Is the R/T Lower?
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The Durango R/T has a much taller 17" tire (a 275/60/17) then the Dakota R/T. Also a lot of the R/T owners switch to the Nitto 275's as soon as the Goodyears are toast.



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