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CUT SPRINGS TO LOWER TRUCK - DON'T DO THIS
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2019
- In this video we show what you shouldn't do but we cut the springs of the dodge dakota rt to lower the front end of the truck. We wanted to see where we want the truck to sit to be level with the belltech rear hanger kit that we just installed on this pickup truck. Lowering a vehicle with cut springs is never a good idea but this is for entertainment purposes only and to get an idea of where we want the front end of the truck to sit.
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Here is the Belltech Rear Hanger Drop Install
• DODGE DAKOTA REAR LOWE...
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I put lowering blocks on the rear and cut my front springs. The ride is a little rough but it so much better looking and can handle curves without so much body roll. Great videos
Saw a guy that custom made a two stage spring with some random prices of spring of different gauges and he said it’s the best handling car he’s put together (he was driving a 1997 rx7) it also lowered it by a full 2.9 inches looked sick
I know this sounds crazy, but I am going to ask anyway. I have an 09 Ram 1500 with 22" wheels and 305/ 40 22's...I want to get the truck a little lower but I don't want to go with a 2"/4" drop because I still work out of the truck and haul stuff from time to time. My ideal lowering rate ( I think) would be a 1" / 2" or 3". I know it sound like a lot of work for that little of drop. I thought I would get your opinion on cutting the springs just for that amount and what you would do shock wise, stock shock or lowered shock? I'm not saying I am going to go through with it, just want some advice. Thanks.
Its gonna ride way better without bumpstops and new belltech silver shocks. Hows the cut springs ride
Looking good! Now show us how to make a supercharger for the Dakota from scratch.
I got lucky, my bump stops rotted off😄 dakota looking great, if you need another project I'll send you my dakota lol😎
Thanks for showing me how to lower the suspension on a budget. I like the look of your truck now. Great video. 👍
Theres nothing wrong with cutting springs. Heating them is bad
Wow bro you’re really pumpin out the content!
What size tires are on the truck
De-attach ? Detach? Remove?
Thanks man you just saved me a lot of money an at the same time helped my truck look hella nice
Replace those ball joints mane! 🤣🤘🏻
A tip : you can watch movies at flixzone. I've been using it for watching lots of of movies these days.
@Zahir August Yup, have been using Flixzone for years myself :D
How did cutting the Springs work out for you? I'm thinking about doing it to mine.
Still rides great despite what most people say
If you disconnect the lower ball joint there is no need to take apart all the brake hardware. You will have to slightly fight the weight of the brake hardware, spindle and upper control arm. This is easier to do with two people.
LOL I was waiting to hear the reason why "DON'T DO THIS" was in the tittle!! :P hehe
Justin Horton right I’m more convinced into doing it
Looks great man, but I keep distracted looking at your garage. I wish mine was half of yours. 👍
Bro both your new hellcats are worth more than all the junk in my garage 😂🤟
Where did you pick up the bump stops at
I have the same color RT, lowered 4” with 18”viper wheels you should try one from the red viper you will like it a lot
Yeah one of these days we will try my viper wheels on the Dakota for fun for sure!
I bought my truck with cut springs now it bounces to much should it be due to cut springs or something else
Will it bouce if cut like this or ride smoth
How did the truck ride with the cut springs
Can you cut the rubber part on the bump stop instead of cutting them off completely?
You got lucky that the ball joints have been replaced before. They come stock riveted onto the control arms. Mine snapped and it was a pain to get them off
Do you remember how tall the coil was originally b4 u cut it and what height is was after cutting? Thanks
Wondering if cutting 1" off s10 coils would be ok? Heard s10 springs shouldnt really be cut
Great video.Dumb question.Do you cut the top or the bottom of the spring?
Looks much better
Thanks brother! 🤟
Hi is lowering 2 inches is safe with out bouncing?
I like, How about a Dodge 2016 four-wheel-drive 250 short bed coil springs all way around how about cutting and lower in coil springs I can’t find anything on that model please advise I’m old and short person.
Thanks Wayne
I'm gonna do my Ford f150 flair side
Need more rim ... bigger .. less tire .. it will fill the space and will look proper
Final looks good
Keepgunnin Carlos Soria checking in
Doesn’t look too bad, how’s the ride ? I have djm 2” lower A arms on mine
Should have included test drive
If the dakotas have the same lower control arm as the 1500s you can get the lower control arms off of a b series van and itll lower it without cutting springs.
They already make tubular lower drop arms for dakotas. And no van arms eont fit
@@chadpearsall7398 ah see I dint know what will interchange between the dakotas and 1500s. I have a 1500 so all my research goes to that, and so far there isn't much information between the dakota and 1500 interchangeability.
How do I do a 2" lift 2wd 01 dakota
Thumbs up, Awesome!
Easier to take bottom control arm loose
you talked me into it. gonna do this for my 1st gen dakota i race in lemons. does it matter if i cut from the top or bottom of the spring?
I agree does the direction you cut it from make any difference?
@@codyhenson9794 i cut from the bottom. worked out well
Want to do this to a 98SLT
Nice 👍
How did the drive feel? Was it rough?
It feels like stock to be honest but obviously less travel and you have to be more careful on big bumps since it can bottom but the ride feels like stock.
I'm going to do it to my 98 5 speed dakota
How about the camber correction on the Front Tires ?. Tires are going to eat away on the insides.
What year is your dakota
1999
Thanks keep up the content I'm loving it I just got a 02 dakota for my first car
The man is wearing safety glasses and shoes 🙃 lol
Will this work for any car???
No not any car
You should put 20's on the Dakota I have 20's on mine and it makes the truck look better
Where can I find RT 20” replicas