[Jarett]

Just curious. How many people drive a dodge? What is it?

I have a 74 W100 Power Wagon

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1974 Dodge W100 Power Wagon
Looks beaten up but it's fun.
360 V8, TF-727, NP-205, D44 front, chrysler 8 3/4" rear with detroit locker
http://members.shaw.ca/jaretthumphrey

 

[mr jeep]

My dad and I drive his 1975 power wagon if that counts. But right now we are putting a 10inch lift in the bad boy.

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1985 cj7 6inch lift,full cage,custom $25 paint job,engine done to the max,32inch mud tires,cb,member of bone shakers 4x4 club.

 

[ChrisOlson]

Hey Jarett do you need a lift for that truck??


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1948 WILLYS flatfender
Gradually becoming un-toyotafied.......Got 4.3???
http://www.ottindustries.com

 

[Jarett]

I will be needin a lift. but just a small one. I am puting mog axles on so they will automaticall give me 6 inches. I definately need new springs and want something to give me a little more flex.

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1974 Dodge W100 Power Wagon
Looks beaten up but it's fun.
360 V8, TF-727, NP-205, D44 front, chrysler 8 3/4" rear with detroit locker
http://members.shaw.ca/jaretthumphrey

 

[Jarett]

Does no one drive a Dodge out there? Are Mr. Jeep and I all alone?

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1974 Dodge W100 Power Wagon
Looks beaten up but it's fun.
360 V8, TF-727, NP-205, D44 front, chrysler 8 3/4" rear with detroit locker
http://members.shaw.ca/jaretthumphrey

 

[JeepDawg]

97 Ram sport

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82 CJ5, Warn 8000lb, body armour, lights, lifted w/ 33" BFG's,

 

[joel2]

I drive a 98 Dakota single cab 5.2l 5sp... I had a similar Ram, but someone stole it, and I couldn't find a decent one to replace it with.
I don't take my Dakota out as much as I should, its too low, and I won't put a body lift on it. A 3" susp. lift is in the range of 1900 bones

, so I'm gonna wait till its paid off, and a lift is cheaper.

 

[ricoram]

ya 2000 ram 360 loaded 3.92 5"bds 35"mtrs.

 

[ricoram]

2000 ram 360 loaded 3.92 5"bds 35"mtrs

 

[Jarett]

Originally posted by stihl036:
Why are my pictures always so bloody huge?

Do you scan them? turn down the resolution and they will get smaller. Nice pic though

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1974 Dodge W100 Power Wagon
Looks beaten up but it's fun.
360 V8, TF-727, NP-205, D44 front, chrysler 8 3/4" rear with detroit locker
http://members.shaw.ca/jaretthumphrey



[This message has been edited by Jarett (edited January 23, 2002).]

 

[JeepDawg]

SweetAss picture!!

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97 RAM SPORT 3" susp., 33" tires, lots of extras, soon to have a gun rack!! , 82 CJ5, Warn 8000lb, body armour, lights, lifted w/ 33" BFG's,

 

[joel2]

Does anybody know of a cheaper late model
Dakota lift???? (no body lifts)

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98 Dakota w/custom pinstriping

 

[DB]

92 White Ramcharger 4x4- plain jane(no problems)except for running boards - great tough/reliable truck - thinking about bigger tires and a lift(not sure if this will improve or lessen the grip).

 

[Jarett]

bigger tires are better. You get a larger contact patch which translates into more traction

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1974 Dodge W100 Power Wagon
Looks beaten up but it's fun.
360 V8, TF-727, NP-205, D44 front, chrysler 8 3/4" rear with detroit locker
http://members.shaw.ca/jaretthumphrey

 

[DB]

Originally posted by Jarett:
bigger tires are better. You get a larger contact patch which translates into more traction

I have doubts as I can remember and intance where myself and others were getting stuck in the snow with a layer of mud under it. Some of us had very wide tires with aggresive tread.
Along comes this guy in a VW bug with tires as skinny as wagon wheels. The tires were chewing through the snow and mud and basically draging this little car along like nothing.
I wonder if the big fat tires are only better when hydro-planeing over mud at speed?

 

[Jarett]

The difference is because it was a VW bug. The dif in them is not normal, It acts just like a locker, so they are the ultimate thing to build into a buggy.

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1974 Dodge W100 Power Wagon
Looks beaten up but it's fun.
360 V8, TF-727, NP-205, D44 front, chrysler 8 3/4" rear with detroit locker
http://members.shaw.ca/jaretthumphrey

 

[stihl036]

so they are the ultimate thing to build into a buggy.

You mean like this?

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1983 CJ5, 8274, 3" lift, 235/85R/16,OBA
1984 Chev 3/4 ton 4WD
1999 Dodge Dakota 4WD The dragon's truck!
VW Trail Rail

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[This message has been edited by stihl036 (edited January 30, 2002).]

 

[Crack]

Fat tires can get you going on the snow and ice, they're just no good at stopping!!

My truck got an ouchy

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Crack
92 Ranger 6" lift 31s
Slamming the gas can get you over almost anything, the question is, can you keep going after

 

[dodge456]

You definitely have to give yourself some space in the snow w/wider tires. I have only 12.5 wide at's but hey are half bald and don't stop so well. Going is good, stopping not so good...

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97 ram 1500 swb.3" w/35"at. 4.56 w/rear detroit

 

[Trailmad]

I have a 68 Dodge with a 70 cab now on it. Love that pto winch, and yes mine is a Fargo PowerWagon, have symbols and parts for sale if anyone needs spares.
Randy

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