I have an 05 Grand Caravan. Will these keep it from hitting bump stops when loaded down with pop-up camper on a dodge or chrysler of same vintage?
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I don't think they are intended to support an extra load, just to help out the leaf spring to a slight degree. They worked very well on my van, which is now about 1/2 higher in the rear. I do not tow anything. If you tow heavy loads regularly, maybe an additional leaf spring would be a more appropriate solution.
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Unfortunately these items do not have the proper center bore diameter to match that of your vehicle's 57.1mm hub diameter. Unfortunately we only carry 1/2" thick slip on style spacers for the 1993 Dodge Caravan at this time, and do apologize for the inconvenience.
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Aden. I have mine on my 2010 Dodge Caravan SE. It seems to work ok; sometimes you need to play with the inserted key that comes with the fuel tank cap. If it doesn't work you could always send it back to Amazon.
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we have only used them on a caravan & a 5th wheeeler roof & they are both have dimply texture, I'm sure they will stick but you mayhave to fill the gaps where the shingles overlap eg no more gaps or silicon,they are a fantastic product & no weight. Regards Deb
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Each truck bed layout can be different. I suggest you check with DeeZee for actual fit for Dodge. As far as the product goes, this is a very heavy duty rubber that can protect the truck bed from rocks thrown in or other heavy objects. I would remind you, the sides of the bed are not protected like the floor would be with this product. I also installed the same product on the tailgate for added protection from my spouses rock hauling! This does provide more protection from dents than spray in liners do. If heavy hauling is not a regular thing on your agenda, look at BEDRUG for a complete carpeted bed and sides that can take a lot of abuse. I've used/installed both and prefer the BEDRUGS also available from Amazon.com
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I leveled my 2013 ram 1500 with the bilstien 5100s and then installed the airlift 100s and it does indeed keep the truck level, but it depends on how much weight your loading into it
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I am a purchaser and user of Yakima Q Clips and supporting hardware. I do not however have the documentation for any other vehicle, other than my own. You can easily get this information directly from the manufacturer however. Click here and find the Q Clip # to fit your Dodge Grand Caravan AVP: http://www.yakima.com/Product/QClipsý
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These are for the front of a 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan. The rear has leaf springs and standard shock absorbers.
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I installed them on my Chevy Silverado 2500HD and they were very bouncey too. I removed them to find they had both blown their oil seal and need to be replace after 400 miles. I would NOT recommend these to anyone!
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My Ram has plastic rail covers from the factory. The cover fits over these fine. You may need to cut holes where the hold downs reach under the rail to allow them to grab under the rail if your bedliner is over the rail style.
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I have a 2004 GC Overland (w/o Up Country). My shocks were totally gone as well. I put these on and am very happy with them. They are stiffer than stock but not quite as much as my last GC with UC.Control is great on cornering Not much body lean and I drive aggressively.
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We used for a 2005 grand caravan...not power lift...but I would imagine that they are the same aside from the motor that will lift yours. I WISH I had the power lift...that thing is heavy!
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I had a 06 dodge with a slider. I didn't use it with my 2012 camper. I could turn close to a 90 deg. Before getting close to cab. I hope this helps.
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I know that they will fit a Dodge 1998 thru 2004 RAM 2500 and were easy to install. The Web site says fits Ford/Dodge/GM and I know they fit the Dodge.I wouldn't try hauling a camper with out them.
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I bought them for a 1998 Plymouth Grand Voyager and had no problems. I didn't think there were any body changes for the model from 1997 (and the Dodge was the same). They should be fine. Made a huge difference for night driving! Had a little problem in getting them aligned (can't go by the built-in leveler).
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Hello,They will bolt right up, and you should not need any mods.Thanks,-Jon
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I'm not an expert and the ones I installed were for a Dodge Ram 3500 dually which a 10' camper with slide and towing a trailer with pretty heavy tongue weight. What I found after installation that they were unnecessary after I installed some Torklift StableLoad blocks to my Dodge. They have Quick Disconnect versions for the Ford application and these were the best improvement to handling of anything I ever did. If I were to do it again, no airbags, just StableLift...you're lucky to have the option for the Ford I don't for the Dodge.