D-Series drop spindles

Anybody heard of these?

http://www.x2industries.com/dodge-1978-1...e9#.WhXuEmeWypo

Was considering the van lower control arm swap; then found these spindles.

If the pic of them shown is accurate, they have the steering arm made as part of the spindle, which makes me wonder if they are merely Dakota spindles ... even though they list different part numbers for them.

If they are indeed a bolt on replacement for the 1/2 ton Dodge spindle it is a better way to go, for sure.

I would go back to stock springs and the spindles, get rid of my cut coils.

It’s about time somebody started producing this stuff for our trucks! It’s thanksgiving morning and I just ordered the rear lowering shackles🤣

And,what wheels are on your truck. I like!

Are they cast or forged? The price seems like cast which I'd be leery of.

LOL

And your point? Looks like a Chevy truck to me. [censored].

Thinking about these for my 92 D150, what else has to be changed besides the spindle? I see a lowered brand x short bed on my commute to work and always think Wow ! that looks good!

My point was you are correct.. Easy getting products like this for my old chevy 20 years ago.....

You have a nice holiday too......

Those came on 2002 and 2003 1500's

They are spindles for a Dakota. These have been offered by AIM for 25+ years. The steering arm is shorter than a stock Dakota so it will clear the factory 15" wheels on a Dakota. The factory arm on a Dakota is shorter than the factory arm on a Ram so these are basically 2 "steps" shorter. You will experience steering issues to some degree.

How does your truck ride with the cut coils? My son wants to lower his RC...