Re: Lowering blocks

From: Stacy Clark (clar8883@dpnet.net)
Date: Mon Feb 16 1998 - 15:16:25 EST


Robert Trottmann wrote:
>
> Speaking of fog lights. I've got some little PIAA ones that are yellow. I
> want them to be blue. Are there filters you can buy? I've seen blue before,
> so I know they're out there. But if fogs are bad, the worst is neon ground
> effects.
> Robert Trottmann
> rotrottmann@davidson.edu
> http://thelma.davidson.edu/rotrottmann/web/default.htm
>
> Stacy Clark wrote:
>
> > am14@chrysler.com wrote:
> > >
> > > SOMEONE WROTE;>> It is just a hair lower in the back than in the
> > > front. I think I'm going to send the 2" blocks back and get the 1" and
> > > try that. If I ever get around to putting a hard tonneau cover and
> > > spray in bed liner I know the extra weight would make the 2" overkill.
> > > (For me anyway, I think the 1" blocks will be exactly the look I want)<<
> > >
> > > Sure hope you guys lowering your Dakotas in the rear only are adjusting
> > > your headlamps downward to compensate. Us older guys are already half
> > > blind, and don't need anymore light directed toward our eyes.
> > >
> > > Thanks
> > >
> > > Azie
> > I just got my 97 Dakota dropped i used the DJM 3-5 kiti dropped he
> > front abou 2 inches and rear about 4 inches. The kit uses hangers in he
> > rear and coils in the front and a set of lowering shocks. It rides fine
> > turns better he only thing you have to slow down for bump because the
> > suspension is stiff.
> >
> > And its not he angle of he head lighs..... We buy high watt fog lighs in
> > mulitcolors to annoy and attract attention
well the blue fog lights arent acually fog lights. The blue reflects
right off the fog and right back into your eye. The yellow (amber) fog
lights work the best hey cut through the and snow. I have the original
fog lights.. a se of "RoadBoy" fog lights that are bright white with a
neon blue ring around the bottom. and i have blue holegins in the
driving lights that cast out the most blue. You can buy the blue bulbs.
but if you have a yellow lens the blue might not show through



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