Dodge devirginized
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03-06-2012, 08:25 PM
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Dodge devirginized
Just got a 2004 Durango limited, fully loaded, 3 weeks ago. Im from Long Island, NY. Im working on making a wish list at the moment 
...but then again that means Im spending all my money on parts 
and the v8 is killing me on gas...The truck needs tires and a front shock absorber, so I want to get torsion bar keys and put 33" tires. After those mods next in line is the exhaust, MyGig, Mopar remote start (right now I have an aftermarket one but that means I have a key under the dashboard at all times), and Im sure that by the time I have all that done I will want more...we always want more lol...If any one wants to help with the torsion bar keys I was looking at either strut masters web site or truxxx...or perhaps if some one has other suggestions, I want to put high quality stuff, not looking for the cheapest.
...but then again that means Im spending all my money on parts and the v8 is killing me on gas...The truck needs tires and a front shock absorber, so I want to get torsion bar keys and put 33" tires. After those mods next in line is the exhaust, MyGig, Mopar remote start (right now I have an aftermarket one but that means I have a key under the dashboard at all times), and Im sure that by the time I have all that done I will want more...we always want more lol...If any one wants to help with the torsion bar keys I was looking at either strut masters web site or truxxx...or perhaps if some one has other suggestions, I want to put high quality stuff, not looking for the cheapest.
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03-09-2012, 10:22 PM
Argrug:
Welcome to the Durango family!
You will want to be careful as the Durango front differential is not the strongest piece in the world. I think 33 inch tires are the biggest you can go without concern of breaking it.
The more popular on road shock for the D are the Bilstein shocks. A set of 4 can be had for around $260-$270 shipped to your door.
I would not replace just one or two. The oem shocks are well known to be worn out as early as 40K.
When I put Bilsteins on mine at 55K, it made a world of difference.
Don
Welcome to the Durango family!
You will want to be careful as the Durango front differential is not the strongest piece in the world. I think 33 inch tires are the biggest you can go without concern of breaking it.
The more popular on road shock for the D are the Bilstein shocks. A set of 4 can be had for around $260-$270 shipped to your door.
I would not replace just one or two. The oem shocks are well known to be worn out as early as 40K.
When I put Bilsteins on mine at 55K, it made a world of difference.
Don
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03-10-2012, 09:13 PM
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Thans guys...I will deff look into the Bilsteins, I was goona put new oem from dodge, but if you say that bilsteis are that much better I will get all four . Also I did more research and I think lift ready makes a good set of tb keys. As far as the tires go, I also did more reaserach and Im in between getting 20' rims and putting 33' on it, or keeping stock rims and putting 33' on those...but Im still undecided...the stock rims are winning at the moment because new rims are too expensive lol...but once again, thank you.
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03-11-2012, 08:54 AM
