What is necessary for a suspension lift?
#1
What is necessary for a suspension lift?
I drive a 96 Dakota 4x4 with a 318. The previous owner fitted it with a 4 inch body lift and 31 inch bfg all terrains. I don't like the way the body lift looks with the chassis hanging down and I am looking into a suspension lift to replace it. What would I need to buy and how much money would it take to put at least a 4 inch suspension lift on?
#2
bout 1700 US dolla and a lot of arm power.. for the kit if u can still source it.. its in the faq's area with link...
I did some modding to my torsion keys and managed to get 3.5 inches front with smaller bump stops but I have almost no down travel and real rough ride, also added 4 in rear to level out and leave slight lift in rear then added 2 inch body lift and I run 33/14R15's on 99 Durango 15x8 rims which I had to mod brakes bolt to fit right you can find a picture on here easaily of my current truck.. (nov 11th last pic)
also why is there 4 inch body lift for 31? a torsion bar tighten up would fit em, no problems
I did some modding to my torsion keys and managed to get 3.5 inches front with smaller bump stops but I have almost no down travel and real rough ride, also added 4 in rear to level out and leave slight lift in rear then added 2 inch body lift and I run 33/14R15's on 99 Durango 15x8 rims which I had to mod brakes bolt to fit right you can find a picture on here easaily of my current truck.. (nov 11th last pic)
also why is there 4 inch body lift for 31? a torsion bar tighten up would fit em, no problems
#4
A shackle flip in the rear is pretty easy to do and not very expensive. It won't give you six inches of lift, but four inches is a pretty reasonable expectation and that would get your blocks down to a less ridiculous height.
#5
I'll have to look into that. Just need a couple of days where I don't need my wheels. I'm also considering to slip some add a leafs in. ( maybe even buy new leafs... Probably give me some sort of lift instead of my old bagged ones ahah) oh and just a note you need rims that have a pretty decen offset on then to run the suspension lift the stock ones don't fit
#6
I realize yours is a first gen and mine's a second gen, but your experience should probably be similar.