Recent content by HSKR R/T

I had built a 410 stroker and it lived a short life with a catastrophic failure over the summer. Since I would have had to buy a new block and rotating assembly, I decided to jump on the Hemi swap bandwagon. I still have another Dakota R/T this is inheriting a lot of the parts and will become...

I've had a FitcamX on my truck for over three years now and even bought one for my wife's Traverse. They don't lost one for her traverse, but the Blazer one works perfect with a little trimming. No issues with either one. Have the app to connect to the camera is a HUGE plus. If you get in an...

Drove it to Kansas City and back to pick up parts for my 6.4 Hemi swap I am doing on one of my Dakota R/Ts.

Centering left to right . Forward and and backward in wheel well, and pinion angle.

Unless they changed it for 25/26 it actually unlocks at 25mph. I have not had any issues in Nebraska winters with the e-locker. Never felt that I needed the LSD to get around. 4-auto without locking the rear gets you 99% of the places you will drive on an average commute. 4-high covers the...

It can be adjustable if you buy aftermarket control arms and panhard bar.

Are you sure that's the name for them. My build sheet for my 2020 has "symbol of protest" badge listed on it as well, and have no Hemi badge in my fender

You would be losing coolant if one or both were bad.

Personally, if you have the money for the repair, I would go that route. Unless you are just looking for an excuse to get a new truck it will cost you far more than $5k for a new truck. And having a paid off vehicle is far nicer than having to make payments again. As for diagnosis, seems...

I highly discourage anyone from using cross drilled rotors. Unless you have a high end car that came with them from the factory, or are spending thousands of dollars in high performance rotors. 99% of the cross drilled rotors sold are just regular smooth rotors that have been drilled out. The...

I'd recommend the Reybestos R-300 rotors. They are slotted and nice. I have them in my 99 Dakota and have been impressed. along with the Reybestos element 3 pads Akebono pads are good as well. I think they are made in Japan and are used by some OEMs.

25/26 you will need to use the Jeep ws option

Lol, yeah, was kit having fun in the snow. Aftermarket front bumper really opens up the engine bay. But, there was very little in the Vararam, which some people had concern about .

The stagger is because the track width is staggered from the factory with the front being 1/2 wider overall, so 1/4" on each side.

Has to be different based on the wheel/tire package. On my Built to Serve, 3/4" front and 1" rear set the sidewalls of the factory 275 width tires flush with edge of fender flares. Now that I'm on 35x12.50s they poke out about 1/2". Which puts the edge of the tread blocks about even with...