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long arm travel
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Posted: 11/24/08
11:43 AM
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anyone know of a long arm travel suspension system for a Dodge Dakota I have a 2004 Dodge Dakota and am looking to lift it somehow not much options out there
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Posted: 12/02/08
04:23 PM
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The Dakotas are very limited on aftermarket support. I have never heard of a manufactured system to swap them to a solid axle, and long arm set up. Everyone I have known has done the swap themselves, or had a fabrication shop do it. It is not a difficult thing to do, but just takes a little time and mechanical know how. There are 4 link calculators out there that help you with the math aspect of a build and they are a HUGE help. You can find one on powerblocktv.com and then go into Xtreme4x4's page.. the download is at the bottom of the page.
Hope that helps you out!
Matt
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Posted: 12/04/08
04:37 PM
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I run a 78 bronco suspension and drive train in my 98 Durango, But to do a SAS of any kind on your 2004 it is going to require a steering box swap also, But you could use a box from 98-99 or just do a swap with a forward facing pitman arm, which will give you more room to work with. Front coils are a tight squeeze if we are talking about a 4X4
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Posted: 12/05/08
08:47 AM
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I am not looking for a SAS I am just looking to lift it the way it is hopefully not much though, and all I got is the torsion bar system with a shock on each side, I would love to convert to coil springs though and lift it maybe another 2-3 inches
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Posted: 12/05/08
05:39 PM
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Go with the keys and blocks
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