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adam
Dodge Dakota
7/28/2001
16:52:31
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i need to know how much a 2 o 3 inch body lift would cost me. i am puttin it on a 92 dakota. also if i go this way ,,ho big of tires can i upt on there,,how bout rims,,i want a nice wide look when you look at it from the back. what can i get to accomplish this look. any sugestion woudl be great, thanks
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surferpug
Dodge Dakota
7/28/2001
21:13:16
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Pls do not do a body lift, they are very dangerous since the bolts that hold the block can easily break detaching the body from the frame. Body lift is the wrong route to go. Instead wait and save cash for a suspension lift
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surferpug
Dodge Dakota
7/28/2001
21:13:40
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Pls do not do a body lift, they are very dangerous since the bolts that hold the block can easily break detaching the body from the frame. Body lift is the wrong route to go. Instead wait and save cash for a suspension lift
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adam
Dodge Dakota
7/29/2001
00:22:30
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how much u figure for a suspension,, and how much to get it put on
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dirtydak
Dodge Dakota
7/29/2001
14:06:23
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Body lifts are fine. Just don't go over 2 or 3 inches. If you use grade 8 bolts then you should have no fear. I am not a big fan of them but you will fine. The body lift shouldn't cost any more than $150. If you look around you might even find them for about $70. They are easy to install and usually only take less then a day. As for the suspension lift you would be looking at $1300 just for the lift and I wouldn't suggest putting that on yourself. So you would be looking at least $2k or better. Plus you will need new wheels with less backspacing.
Also, talk to Walt Felix. He is probably most knowledgable on this subject.
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