Change tire sizes for the front vs back. (Big & skinny's).
Along with the Air-shock idea.
Change 'em back for the winter.
Detroit-Locker for the rear.
Look in Summit or Jegs for what you want.

 

ive got plans to change tires in the spring, mentioned it in another thread but im going to have the stock chrome steelies widened to 9" with fat tires to match, and some 215s or 225s on the front.

i havent looked up the summit website in ages, ill give that a look. thanks guys!

dodgeman my parents live just northwest of estevan.

 

How about airbags for the front or even frt and rr then you can raise and lower at will... Not the cheapest way to do it, but probly be much happier with it in the end...

 

hahahaha wow airbags, been there done that. NO THANKS. god those were a nightmare.

 

haha why were air bags a nightmare, and estavan nice oil country haha or at least more than here

 

i dont live in estevan, and if i did i still wouldnt get air bags.

had a lowrider car laying frame on bags, if it wasnt a wire, it was an air line leaving me stranded in a parking lot, or on the side of the road. and when the air lines were all routed perfectly, and the wiring was all sorted out, after two years of dicking around, both rear bags blew the seals out of the shocks, and the bags. yeah waste of 3 grand and two years of my life, that was.

ive been thinking probably going to do a 2/2 drop, my uncle had a 2wd chev that was dropped two and he never had any problems here in the winter, and he lives in estevan, where the streets dont get plowed until june lol

 

here ya go


http://www.v8performance.com/pages/v...uct.asp?id=747

 

righteous, thanks man! been looking at doing some of this kinda stuff too...

http://www.andysautosport.com/dodge/...jm_suspension/

might stiffen up the frame a bit, throw in a rear locker, dunno if im going to do anything with the front bumper yet or not. too many ideas, not enough income.

 

try canuck motorsports