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Can anyone help me find a power steering conversion kit for my '77 D100 with a 318? I've checked the Summit and Jegs siites but haven't found any that specifically say they fit my model. I'm looking to spend up to about $700. Any help appreciated!

Please give me a call, text or e-mail regarding the shackles. Thanks!! Denny 541 900 9837 dennynapier@ymail.com

If we can continue this thread for just a little longer: I have successfully had the front lowered with the van LCAs but now for the rear: I would also like to find where I can get a set of drop shackles that would work on my '77 D100. I don't see any on the usual websites.

Okay, fellows: thanks for all the input so far. I really appreciate it. I have a friend who builds hot rods and has agreed to lower my '77 D 100 if I can locate the correct spindles and lower control arms. So my question is: what year and model lower control arms will work to lower a '77 D...

I assume these lowering kits are from Bell Tech. I talked to John, one of their tech advisers, who said NONE of their kits will work on a '77 D100. But that PU in your photos has the look I'm wanting.

BoostedLilRed, I Googled JDM and I don't find any specific info. All I see is that JDM means Japanese Domestic Market. Can you tell me exactly what kind of control arms will work and the same for the Dakota spindles? Thanks for any help. Denny

According to Google, Dodge built a Sidewinder concept truck for the 1997 SEMA show. Maybe a previous owner was inspired by that. Was it a hand-painted name or a decal?

Looks like good advice. Thanks, guys! Denny

Hi: I've been inquiring around town, trying to find a shop that will lower my '77 D100 three inches. Apparently there is no "kit" available like those for Ford and Chevy. Can I just install 3" shorter front springs and "flip" the rear leaf springs? I'd like to hear from someone who has...

Now you have my interest. I happen to be looking for a nice pair of amber lenses for my '77.

Hi: I am a retired car/truck nut, formerly focusing on Studebakers, then Willys products, and now I have my first Dodge hobby truck, a '77 D100 that formerly belonged to the Fire Service. It is a short box Utiline with plenty of patina! Location: Roseburg OR