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#19
06-13-2007, 03:54 AM
RE: ugly dakota's
It's cool.... the front end DOES need a lot of work to look right...
*read* the Dodge team that assembles these things, makes the front support beams 7/8" too long, therefore the front bumper sticks out, and gives the truck a FAT lip look to it....
I'm gonna take the bumper off, shave the support beams down 7/8" and make it look more like a 2nd gen front bumper... and this is only the beginning! Mwa hahaha.....
This pic was taken last summer.. bTW....
Much has been done to change the look of it.. as I don't particularly like the front end either.. but hey.... I got it for 6spd v8... :-)
*read* the Dodge team that assembles these things, makes the front support beams 7/8" too long, therefore the front bumper sticks out, and gives the truck a FAT lip look to it....
I'm gonna take the bumper off, shave the support beams down 7/8" and make it look more like a 2nd gen front bumper... and this is only the beginning! Mwa hahaha.....
This pic was taken last summer.. bTW....
Much has been done to change the look of it.. as I don't particularly like the front end either.. but hey.... I got it for 6spd v8... :-)
