As a Dodge truck owner who has done more than my share of burnouts, I’m well aware of the Tire Shredding potential of a V8 truck roasting the rear tires but the rolling burnout performed by this 2000 Dodge Dakota is truly awe inspiring.  Unfortunately, there are no details as to what has been done […] More »

It is getting harder and harder to find amazing deals on Craigslist, but new DodgeForum member Willy_B found the 1993 Dodge Dakota 5.2L 4×4 Club Cab shown above.  As you can see, the truck is in gorgeous condition and with only 19,000 miles on the ticker – it is literally like new.  From top to […] More »

Today’s Tech Thread Spotlight features a discussion originally posted by DodgeForum member donkeypunch back in June of 2012, which lists what tires sizes you can run on the 3rd generation Dodge Dakota relative to what type of lift you are running – and how much trimming of body panels you will need to do to […] More »

While a great many of the threads here on DodgeForum are all about fixing or modifying your car, truck or SUV, threads like the 3rd generation Dodge Dakota photo scavenger hunt thread exist just for fun. Having started back in April of 2012, this thread is packed full of images of members’ trucks near a […] More »

This week’s Muddy Monday feature takes a look at a 3rd gen Dodge Dakota with a bed full of camping gear (and a kayak) working to pull a 1997-2003 Ford F150 out of the mud after flash flooding.  It is clear that the Dakota at work here is nowhere near as muddy as most of […] More »

One of the most common questions on the forum from those looking to make performance modifications to their Ram or Dakota  pertains to how much of a real world impact it will make.  Every performance part comes with some promise of power increases but saying that you will pick up 10 or 15 horsepower really […] More »

A cold air intake is a great first modification for your Dodge Dakota but there are so many brands on the market – with prices that seem awfully high for what is little more than a 3 inch tube, an air filter and a few couplers – picking the right one can be tricky.  For […] More »