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How much does it cost to get a Dodge Dakota lifted?
My truck is already pretty high up, but I think getting lifted just a couple of inches could really get it where I want it to be. What does it cost to get a Dodge Dakota lifted?
Natalie Todoroff · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Like many other car services, what you pay for a lifted
Dodge Dakota
depends on how you go about it and how much you want it lifted. For just a 1 to 3 inch lift, you’re better off going with a body lift kit; but, if you’re thinking of getting your Dodge Dakota lifted 4 to 6 inches, you should go with a suspension lift kit. The kits themselves range in price between $400 to $4,000—but if you opt for a suspension lift kit, you may end up spending more. To pull off that kind of lift, you’ll also need to purchase new brake lines and shocks, which can tack on an extra $500 to the bill.
In short, the higher you lift your car, the more you’ll have to pay. And, as always, doing it yourself will save you some cash. Getting your Dodge Dakota lifted by a mechanic will cost double, between $800 and $8,000.
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