Was the bumpers and grill a DIY or did you have someone professional do it? I have an odd obsession with black bumpers, mine are painted the same color as the truck. Also, I seen you said you were using Plasti-Dip, was just curious how well that stuff holds up because I plan to paint my wheels with it

 

The bumpers and grille were DIY with plasti dip...as for the wheels the plasti dip holds up pretty well as long as you are careful not to scrape it or anything...but if you do scrape them up the plasti dip peels off pretty easy...(as long as you put at least 4 coats on)...at $6 a can you can't really beat it...at some point I will be getting all of it professionally painted...the bumpers paint matched and the grille and wheels are going black...I can post up a full write up on painting the wheels if you'd like as I need to redo them all...I scraped some of the plasti dip off while using my new torque wrench the other day...

 

I really like the set up! Truck looking sweet
I found a 20's Ram wheels for sale in my town but they're asking $20,000 pesos ($1500 USD) I think that's a lot of money for a used wheels

 

thanks! The wheels were $450 usd...but I had to negotiate a little...

 

I wanna go to the Olive Garden!
Too bad we don't have it here...
So I forgot: did you have a leveling kit?

 

That price is probably for wheels with tires included. Just beware that the tires from a Dodge Ram are too big for the Dakota, and will not fit, period.

 

That's what I did read in this post... The price was for wheels only no tires that's why I did think it was expensive!

 

Nope...no leveling kit and mine did come with stock ram tires...it's a little difficult to find tires that fit without a tleveling kit for a good price...I got lucky and found some used ones on Craigslist for a good price...they are 265/50r20

 

That's good! Keep the good work in da truck