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3rd gen fwd plymouth voyager light off-roader advice

Hi! I have a fwd 1998 plymouth voyager SE with the 3.0 v6 (6g72 sohc) and the 4 speed auto (41te) that I wanted to do some off-roading beyond gravel and dirt roads. I was looking for some advice and ideas for mods i can do to my car so is not just a "mom van."

Heres some mods ive found from doing research over the past few months:

-An LSD kit for the 41te

-2in front suspention spacer kit

-Possible rear suspention swap with the leaf springs from the gen2 voyager/caravan

-drum to rotor conversion kit for the rear

-bigger tires with spacers

I plan on using the voyager for camping and getting through trails and weather that is the north east of the US. (Pictures for your plesure and a rough knowledge of what im working with)

u/Latex-Mama-Amoura — 4 days ago
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Skid plates are useful!

An example of my skid plates paying for themselves out on the Rubicon a couple weeks ago

u/koolbi1 — 4 days ago

Which truck should I buy?

Im planning on buying a truck soon, and I'm wanting to get the best one I can. From the bit of research I've done, I'm stuck between a Silverado Trailboss and and F150 Raptor. Im not worried about the interior, as they're all fairly similar. Which one has the best off-road capabilities, stock upgrades, etc? Thank you in advance for the advice!

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u/Prestigious_Yam_8113 — 4 days ago

Winch power cables touching radiator

I just installed a new DV8 bumper and a Badland Apex winch on my 2024 Colorado ZR2 as you can see in the picture, the cable with the protector is barely touching the radiator, the ground cable is not touching it. Can this be a problem?

u/Wine-Master1978 — 4 days ago

Update

Need larger tires and a lift kit to tackle more of barnwell recreational area but I took it out there and managed portions of easy trails that they had.

u/grant_henneous — 4 days ago
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Big boy trucks need big boy shocks

2001 Ram 2500 Cummins. Just got it back after a pretty decent stay at a fab shop.

We swapped to a Dana Super 60 up front and Sterling 10.5 rear, both geared to 4.55 with an Eaton Truetrac. We also added Carbon 4.0 bypasses to help out the 4.0 coilovers because that engine bay gets HOT.

A little bummed we're not quite ready for desert season yet, but we're getting close. Need new steering (what's on there works, but not great). Move the limit straps so they stop rubbing the bypass tubes and figure out where the hell the bump stops are going to fit.

Then a new front driveshaft, and we'll probably do the rear while we're at it. Somehow the stock rear driveshaft actually bolted right up, so at least we can cruise on pavement while shuttling it between various shops.

u/RSQHQ — 13 days ago