Went to see how dry one of the local spots still was and couldn't resist the little mud that was there. I cant wait for more rain:mullet:
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Went to see how dry one of the local spots still was and couldn't resist the little mud that was there. I cant wait for more rain:mullet:
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what kinda axle you got in the front? whered you get it from
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Front axle is a dana 44 out of a wagoneer...here is my build
http://dakota-durango.com/forum/showthread.php?t=29745
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cool truck! nice pics!
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Kick ass man. :mullet:
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looks awsome man. How well does the truck do with that v6, I wouldnt think it would have enough power to turn those big tires, cause mine has trouble with 31's
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gearing son gearing!!! i bet hes runnin atleast 456s. even at that its still prolly a dog. but once you put it in 4 low, you pick up some more power.
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I figured that he must have tall gears but its still a 3.9, theres just not alot of go from that motor.
Have you thought about anything to widen the front a bit? It looks a little narrower than the rear. My slight concern would be with the height/width for a little more stability.
I've got a fullsize 78-79 F250 D44 for mine when it goes under the knife, so I don't think I'll have to worry about width as much.
I've got a fullsize 78-79 F250 D44 for mine when it goes under the knife, so I don't think I'll have to worry about width as much.
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I am getting some 1.5in wheel spacers to bump out the front. It is not as tall as the pics make it. My leafs are flat at ride hight so it is decently stable. The bodylift keeps the tires out of the fenders. I have 4in of up travel and 11in droop.
I am either going to run 4.88 or 5.13s, I need to swap in a rear axle first. Truck does ok around town, could use more motor when wheeling, but with the gears/doubler the v6 should spin the tires fine.
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