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My Leaf springs on my 93' dodge dakota are 2.5 inches in width. I can't find a Leak kit that are 2.5" in width. All of them are 2.25"! Any ideas on where i can get the right one?
You didn't have to make a new thread since it is still on the topic of your original post. I merged it with the old one.
That is only .25in and ,125 per side that is smaller. Not bad, Just get what you can.
Oh, then is there a better way to raise my truck up? I can't find any Leveling/Lift kits for my 2WD 1993 Dodge Dakota and I don't want a Body Lift. Any other Suggestions?
now suppose he^^ does do the 1in spacers on top and bottom of the front coil spring, now that he would have 2in in height would he then need to get a front allignment or will there be any futher mods to do?
now suppose he^^ does do the 1in spacers on top and bottom of the front coil spring, now that he would have 2in in height would he then need to get a front allignment or will there be any futher mods to do?
It is best to get an alignment done.
Originally Posted by ombasketball03
Oh, then is there a better way to raise my truck up? I can't find any Leveling/Lift kits for my 2WD 1993 Dodge Dakota and I don't want a Body Lift. Any other Suggestions?
Yes you will get SLIGHTLY more stiffness to the rear with AAL but nothing to bad. Trust me I have done it. And remember these are trucks not Cadillacs.
The AAL is the best/easiest way unless you want to start doing a lot of custom work. The shackle flip is the next but you have to cut your rear leaf spring mounts and mount up new ones. I will be doing that in a few days.
Body lifts are truly not that bad if they are kept small, 2in-down.
