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bobby
Dodge Dakota
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9/23/2005
15:03:10
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i am considering replacing my door stickers with vintage dodge chrome emblems.....whats you guys opinion on this? should i just get some that say dodge(the script style) or go with challenger or some other muscle car..do u think that would be too cheesy? i am also gettin one for the dash. opinions appriciated
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KJS
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9/23/2005
23:23:16
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look for one of those original dodge 5 star emblems like they had on the k-cars and put that, on your truck
It's all fun and games until someone loses a tranny http://www.cardomain.com/ride/1275365
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coolio
Dodge Dakota
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9/25/2005
17:31:33
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forget those cheezy emblems and come share booty time with me
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.boB
Dodge Dakota
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9/25/2005
18:07:16
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I wouldn't do that on my truck. I didn't particularly like it on the old cars, either.
But who cares what I think? It's not my truck. Do whatever floats your boat. If you're happy with it, that's all that counts.
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01Motorsport
Dodge Dakota
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9/28/2005
10:12:19
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For a minor "ram air" effect with the stock airbox, remove the rubber flap between the radiator and headlight ('97-'04), and the stock 90 degree snorkel airbox inlet. Install a Fernco "no-hub" 4" or 4"-to-6" inlet from Home Depot or Lowe's plumbing supplies. I cut a 2"x4" slot in the side of the Fernco 6" to draw air from the stock fender airflow location, and used the 6" hose clamp to keep the outer lip of the Fernco round. The Fernco serves as a cool air grabber for air coming through the former rubber flap area. Cost: about $7-$10.
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bobby
Dodge Dakota
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9/28/2005
11:46:35
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ok thanks...but whats that have to do with the thread?
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