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Performance Dodge Dakota
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 GAS SAVING CHIP DODGE DAKOTA 4.7L 2008 2009  US $20.95
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 GAS SAVING CHIP DODGE DAKOTA 4.7L 2000 2001 US $20.95
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 GAS SAVING CHIP DODGE DAKOTA 5.2L 1999 2000 US $20.95
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 GAS SAVING CHIP DODGE DAKOTA 4.7L 2004 2005 US $20.95
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 1988 Dodge Dakota 2.2L K&N Performance Air Filter US $63.02
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 1991 Dodge Dakota 5.2L K&N Performance Air Filter US $63.34
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To regular individuals, trucks are big, clunky vehicles that are on several wheels, and are used to transport goods. To the untrained eye, these carriers just come in three sizes, big, bigger and biggest. Unfortunately, it's not as simple as that.
In the United States, trucks are classified either by Gross Vehicle Weight Range (GVWR) and for trucks these classes are further sub categorized into three groups. The three sub categories are based on the standards set by the US Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administrations (FHWA) Vehicle Inventory and Use Survey (VIUS) and these categories are: Light Duty, Medium Duty and Heavy Duty.
But before that, what makes a vehicle a truck? What is a truck? Generally speaking, a truck is defined as a motor vehicle that is used for transporting goods. It is usually built around a strong frame called a chassis, which is not a feature common to auto mobiles.
Trucks come in different sizes but classification of trucks is based not on mass but on weight. The lightest trucks have a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) of between 0 - 6,000 pounds, and these (Ford Ranger, GMC Canyon) fall under Class 1.
Class 2 trucks, such as the Dodge Dakota and the Ford F-150 are heavier than those in Class 1. The GVWR of Class 2 vehicles range from 6,001 to 10,000 pounds. Motor vehicles in Class 1 and Class 2 fall under the Light Duty classification of the VIUS.
Vehicles that have a GVWR of 10,0001 to 14,000 pounds are fall under the Class 3 category. Examples of trucks that are under Class 3 include the Ford F-250 and F-350, Hummer H1 and the GMC Sierra 3500.
The Ford F-450 and the GMC 4500 have a GVWR that falls between 14,001 to 16,000 pounds as such these trucks and others that fall within that GVWR range are classified under Class 4.
Professional truckers will need to be able to operate vehicles categorized under Class 5 and above. Those in Class 5 have GVWRs that range from 16,001 to 19,500 pounds. These trucks are larger and are not generally for personal use. Trucks that fall in the Class 5 category include the GMC 5500, Ford F550 and the International MXT.
Those in Classes 3, 4 and 5 are considered as Medium Duty by VIUS standards.
Classes 6, 7 and 8 are considered Heavy Duty trucks and in some cases, special licenses are needed to operate these in the United States.
Class 6 trucks, such as the International Durastar, Ford F-650 and the GMC Topkick C5500 all have a GVWR that falls within the 19,501 to 26,000 pound range. Class 7 trucks are heavier with a GVWR of 26,001 to 33,000 pounds. The International TranStar 8500 is a Class 7 truck. Only drivers with a Class B license are legally permitted to operate Class 7 motor vehicles.
Finally, vehicles that have a GVWR of more than 33,000 pounds are Class 8 trucks. Tractor trailers fall under this category.
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Dakota Headlights – Make Your Car Special
There is a certain air of specialty about products that combine the best of two worlds. Similar to an actor who is also a great singer. They are able to delight their owners on two fronts and when they are able to do so they are loved twice as much as a product that excels only in one field. It is for this reason that pick up trucks that serve as a personal transport for people and goods are loved so much by the car market segment that they are meant for.
And the Dodge Dakota is one of the very loved vehicles for this reason. And if you own a Dodge Dakota you can get the best out of your vehicle at night by going in for the latest Dakota headlights. You may wonder why you should replace your headlights. Well the car manufacturing industry has to constantly satisfy the consumers demand for better and better vehicles. This drives a huge effort to produce better components. And if your vehicle is a few years old you can expect improvements to have taken place in components such as the headlights.
The latest Dakota headlights are the result of high technology and high styling. One may wonder why do headlights have to keep getting better. After all the earlier lights have delivered a good enough performance in the past. But as the performance capabilities of a car get higher the headlights have to catch up otherwise at night you will not be able to enjoy the full performance that your car can deliver.
The latest Dakota headlights have a powerful light source that generates a very bright beam. This beam is projected on to the road in an optimal manner by an innovative reflector. And everything is housed in a great looking housing that makes the headlights a great overall package.
You will be able to make a choice of the headlights you wish to buy conveniently if you log on to the net. You will be able quickly go through options and then choose the one that you feel offers the best deal. You can see the latest Dakota headlights at www.ilovebodykits.com.
About the Author
Louie Liu has been in the car aftermarket products industry for 5 years. He specializes in body kits, headlights, cold air intakes & other aftermarket products. You can learn more about Dakota headlights and other headlights at his site www.ilovebodykits.com.
Is there anything i can do to make my stock dakota 4.7L have more horsepower and/or torque?
I know i can add a cold air intake to improve my engine performance, but is there anything else i can add that will spruce up my 2000 Dodge Dakota V8 4.7L? And i also know i can add a turbo, but who wants to pay 6 grand for that...i would just trade mine and pay the boot on a Dakota R/T for that? Is there any low cost/quality ($100-500) horsepower/torque parts out there?
Thanks in advance.
You could chip it. or add a performance intake/exaust. make sure you do both though, cause if you just do one, it won't matter cause the air won't keep the increased flow through whichever one you don't do.
-Duo
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