Tag: Cool Thread

I think that the 1at generation Dodge Dakota convertible was one of the coolest trucks of all time – not because it was super fast or because it could pull a house off of the foundation –because it’s hard not to love a small pickup with a V8 engine and a convertible top.  This Dakota […] More »

This week’s featured “cool thread” is unusual as it is a little bit of a project thread and a little bit of a general Dodge Ram offroading discussion thread.  Wh1t3NuKle started this thread almost two years ago with the hopes of showing off what his 2g Ram could do, posting pictures and videos of him […] More »

Today’s Cool Thread takes a look at the 2012 Dodge Durango R/T owned by member SLAINTE06, who has had a Gibson exhaust system fitted up to his slick SUV.  To show off how great his Durango sounds – and to offer up an idea to fellow Durango owners who might be considering this exhaust system […] More »

The Dodge Durango and Jeep Grand Cherokee are built on the same basic platform and that means that a great many parts are interchangeable – including the high performance braking system from the Grand Cherokee SRT.  DodgeForum member SS2RT went through the process of replacing his stock Durango R/T brakes with the Brembo setup that […] More »

One of the easiest ways to personalize your truck is to add aftermarket wheels and the latest Cool Thread of the Day features a wheel poll in our 3rd generation Dodge Ram section.  This thread asks 3g Ram owners to vote for their favorite wheel company in the poll and then post up what they […] More »

The 3rd generation Dodge Ram 1500 came with a trio of great engines but only one of them packed big power – the 5.7L Hemi.  While the Hemi was the most popular engine choice of 3rd generation Ram buyers, some folks buying used trucks who are either looking to get a bunch more power or […] More »

V8 powered trucks like the Dodge Dakota generally demand a higher price than V6 models but with an abundance of V8 engines in salvage yards around the country – swapping the stock V6 for a more powerful V8 is a great solution for those V6 Dakota owners looking for a project.  DF member varsis went […] More »