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Old Aug 28, 2019 | 07:00 PM
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Hola Members. New to the forum. My name is Eddy Trevino and have a 2001 Dakota Sport Single cab 4x4 running 315/75/16 with stock 5.9, 5-speed manual and 3.92 gears. Also have a 2003 Durango R/T on 305/70/17s with 5.9, 4-speed auto and 3.92 gears. Love all the free advice and learning from you fine folks. Looking forward to any comments or advice.

5 inches of total lift up front and 6 inches rear. 3 inches from PA body lift and 2 inches of Torsion bar crank up front and 3 inch blocks out back. Slight trimming on front bumper and rear of fender flare. Also 1.5 wheel spacers on stock 16 x 8 rims. No rubbing. Also installed a 2 inch diff drop to help with CV angles. 6 months with this set up as a daily driver with some mild to moderate 4 wheeling on desert and mountain terrain.

I made a 3/4 inch spacer and also did a ball joint flip to get some added downward travel.
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Old Aug 28, 2019 | 07:04 PM
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Not a bad plan on the spacers there. Did you have any trouble getting it aligned??

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No problems with the alignment. First did a driveway alignment then took it to an alignment shop but toe and camber were dead on. They just adjusted caster a bit. Overall really happy with this set up for now. But as any member already knows and does, changes are coming.
 
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Old Aug 28, 2019 | 07:15 PM
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Indeed. It is something you are NEVER 'done' with.
 
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