I agree with the seats and will keeep looking and keep ou posted. Didn't
know I made such a impression. I'll have to do a write up on the wheels and
the spacers I had custom made to give more of a surface area. When I got
them they were zinc coated and I almost hate to use them. I did have to
massage the back (cab side) of the inner wheel well a little bit but it
didn't take much. 2 x 4 and a 2 lb sledge does the trick. My next rick is
lowering the truck a little. I know now from trying out the 2" blocks that
it is too low for me but a hager with 1" adjustment will be perfect and
hopefully a set of 1" springs in front but that is not as important.
nayways, glad you guys liked it especially that I could contribute something
back that some guys found useful. I really wanted to go to the picnic but I
need it to be in april for when i'm on vacation since it's two and a half
days to get there. Maybe heather could help me out here. Well if you or
anyone else has any questions let me know.
Jeff Durling
'96 RC Sport-318
Richard A Pyburn wrote:
> Jeff,
>
> That's too bad that he wants to go that route, but, it's his stuff so I
> guess he can do with it as he pleases. So, I'll pass on that one and
> hope something else comes up.
>
> If you don't mind keeping an eye out for a set of these seats, I'd sure
> appreciate it. BTW, you were a hot topic of discussion at the Texas meet
> last Saturday among us Gen II Dak guys. We're really impressed with you
> getting the R/T wheels on a Gen II Dak!
>
> Thanks again and keep me in the back of your mind.
>
> Richard in San Antonio
>
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