A 2wd truck is like dating your sister...it looks about right but totally defeats the purpose.

 

LOL!!! thanks for the replys guys, I bought the 2 in shackles and will probably just leave it at that. Thanks for all the help though!

 

hey now mines a 2w drive and does just fine ...but really does nebody have any lowering kits for the 2w or is it like the 4x4's and theres bascally none out yet?

 

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ok Thanx frenchy

 

what?? lol.

Listen, trucks are built for work. Whether its rear wheel or 4x4 doesnt make a bit of difference when it comes to lots of types of work. Granted a 4x4 comes in handy on a muddy work site or in snow. They are usually purchased because contractors like myself need to get a job done, and need the truck bed to do so. This dodge dakota is a horrible candidate for offroading and horsing around, period. But its a perfect truck for working, great size between a full size and a compact. I bought mine base because it was going to get chewed up from work.

No offense to anyone, but the guys who are putting crome rims on there trucks and dumping money into bolt ons, or talking about how 4x2 is pointless are usually the ones that dont actually use there truck, they just play with it.

This isnt directed twoards you Hunterdude, i know you were joking, im just saying in general.