Kyle I really had no problems with the quality of the kit. Like I said it
was a fairly easy install with Walt's directions and I never had a problem
with a bolt comming loose or the feel of the truck after the kit was
installed. I would recomended the 3" Trailmaster based on my expierence to
anyone as long as they are comfortable installing it without directions.
Chris
>From: "Kyle Kozubal" <grndak4x4@home.com>
>Reply-To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
>To: <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
>Subject: Re: DML: Body Lift/Gas Tank Straps
>Date: Wed, 9 May 2001 22:50:16 -0500
>
> > A 32 x 10.5" would fit just fine and wouldn't rub. That is what I
>wanted
>to
> > get at the time but I never found that size, although I didnt look that
>hard
> > either. I have no idea what the backspacing was on the rims. I ordered
> > them from summit and they never told me the backspacing on them, they
>just
> > wanted to know what year the truck was and if it was a 4x4.
>
>Chris,
>Did you personally have any problems with the overall quality of the 3" TM
>body lift kit? Like did you feel it was a junky kit with crappy parts? I am
>still torn between the 2" PA kit, which I know is a good darn kit and the
>iffy 3" TM kit. I have heard mixed emotions concerning TrailMaster's
>quality
>when it comes to their body lift kits. Both kits cost $70ish each, but I
>just want to make sure the one I end up getting will be a good complete
>kit.
>I really dont care 'that' much about the bumper relocation brackets, as I
>would just end up having a custom rear bumper fabbed up anyways. I guess
>when it comes down to it though if I want 32s, I have to go with the 3" TM
>kit......hmmm........any thoughts?
>Kyle
>93 Dakota 4x4 V6
>
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