I ordered the AIM lowering blocks for my 99' Dakota yesterday. I bought them
because they were "extruded", not cast AIM guarantees them not to break!
Steel would be nice but I could not find anyone who made them "angle
corrected". The AIM are. The following is an excerpt from their catalog:
AIM'S EXTRUDED ALUMINUM LOWERING BLOCK WILL NEVER BREAK LIKE OTHER BLOCKS.
OTHER BLOCKS ARE MADE FROM "CAST" RECYCLED ALUMINUM THAT IS BRITTLE. AIM'S
BLOCKS HAVE MACHINED STEEL PINS MATED TO ANGLED "DRIVE-LINE PINON" CORRECT
BLOCKS. THIS MEANS YOUR DRIVE-LINE WILL NOT MAKE NOISE AND WEAR YOUR PINION
GEAR OUT. ANOTHER QUALITY PRODUCT FROM AIM INDUSTRIES - lifetime warranty
too............
Mark
http://home.att.net/~flyboy01
-----Original Message-----
From: AJRoss50@aol.com <AJRoss50@aol.com>
To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Date: Friday, February 19, 1999 6:33 PM
Subject: Re: DML: Lowering Blocks
>>Does anyone know where to get good 2" lowering blocks? Are steel better
>>than aluminum? Any information would ne appreciated.
>
>>Thanks,
>
>>Adam 5.2, 5speed, 3.92 SG
>
>Steel are better than aluminum. Try to stay away from aluminum blocks
unless
>they are forged aluminum. Try www.aimind.com They also advertise in
>Truckin' and Sport Truck.
>
>Alex
>97 CC Sport V8 5spd
>Airaid Intake, Gibson cat-back, Pioneer CD, BFG Radial T/A's
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