i have a 2003 dakota r/t 5.9l and i just added an exhaust and intake
and now when i get on the gas my tires just spin - any suggestions on
how to get them not to spin anymore - anything with the shocks? thanks.

How about not hitting the gas so hard when you accelerate? Not being
a smart-ass, but that would be the first and most logical step. You
are after all driving a "race truck" shit load of power, zero ass end
weight.

Put 4 or 5 bags of cement in the back end. Park it outside in the rain.


Craig C.

I know I shouldn't but the timeing was too good to ignore.

The problem is is the intake and I'm sure the filter. That filter is making
soo much HP those tires can't handle it.

Seriously, by intake what do you mean? Just go light on the gas.

Must have been a cold air intake

k&n cold air intake

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Ken

And do what after it's bought? You think this book will provide
enough weight when it's in the bed of the truck?

My copy only weighs about 25 oz. He'd need 64 books just to make up 100 lbs.
At over $19 per pound it wouldn't be a cost effective ballast material,
especially if you are basing the ballast requirement on wild guesses. He'd
be better off buying only one copy and reading it. Vehicle weight, CG,
transfer, balance, and weight distribution is covered in detail as well as
many other things. Even if he doesn't do anything about the wheelspin
problem it will help him understand why his problem exists. It might simply
be a weight balance problem. Or maybe it's a tire problem. Maybe it's a
frame issue. Maybe it's shocks. Maybe it's a broken sway-bar link. Maybe
it's a bad spring. Who knows what else might be wrong? I can't tell him
because I didn't inspect the vehicle. Did you?

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Ken

Yup I sure did, I have ESPN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!