Lifted my 1975 dodge w100 power wagon
#1
Lifted my 1975 dodge w100 power wagon
hey guys. i have been wanting to lift this truck ever since i got it and i finally got around to it. ill put some pictures on here of what it used to look like and how it looks now. i really like how it came out.
The lift kit is a 4 in rough country (all around leaf springs)
What it used to look like:
What it looks like now:
Ill put some more pictures up when i can and as i add more stuff to it. i just put on dual steering stabilizers and i might put a picture of them up tomorrow.
The lift kit is a 4 in rough country (all around leaf springs)
What it used to look like:
What it looks like now:
Ill put some more pictures up when i can and as i add more stuff to it. i just put on dual steering stabilizers and i might put a picture of them up tomorrow.
Last edited by NiNjAassasin545; 01-22-2014 at 12:58 AM.
#4
(if you do get this kit it comes with everything except the brake lines and new drivelines.. just take it to a 4x4 shop and they can do both of those for no more than a couple 100.. maybe cheaper
#5
I put one on a buddy's truck a few years back, and we ended up swapping it out in less than 6 months. Ride was stiff as hell. The quality of the hardware that came with the kit was poor, and in some cases not even the right size.
We replaced it with a Tuff Country kit - something I would put in the "cheap but good" category. YMMV, but you get what you pay for.
#6
My own experience with Rough Country lifts is a bit different. I would say that they are certainly cheap, but really not that good. Yes, the kits will get your rig up in the air, but the ride quality is not the best.
I put one on a buddy's truck a few years back, and we ended up swapping it out in less than 6 months. Ride was stiff as hell. The quality of the hardware that came with the kit was poor, and in some cases not even the right size.
We replaced it with a Tuff Country kit - something I would put in the "cheap but good" category. YMMV, but you get what you pay for.
I put one on a buddy's truck a few years back, and we ended up swapping it out in less than 6 months. Ride was stiff as hell. The quality of the hardware that came with the kit was poor, and in some cases not even the right size.
We replaced it with a Tuff Country kit - something I would put in the "cheap but good" category. YMMV, but you get what you pay for.