David Kilian

Name:

David Kilian

Location:

Clayton, NC

Email Address:

dave@killercreative.net

Home Page:

http://www.killercreative.net/dave

Other Home Pages:

http://killercreative.net/dave/killerdak.html
http://cnc.4x4.org/members/david_kilian.htm

Previous Vehicles:

'92 Dakota sport Reg. cab 4-banger. Great truck. Drove it all over the country, and even towed alot. Geez I loved that truck!

Other hobbies:

4x4, mountain biking, camping/kayaking

Occupation:

creative director for a design firm

Year:

1996

Drivetrain:

4x4

Engine:

V6

Transmission:

Manual

Designation:

Sport

Body:

Club Cab

Mileage:

160,000+

Completed modifications:

4" Trailmaster suspension lift, 2" body lift, Steering stabilizer, Front diff skid plate, xfer case skid plate, gas tank skid plate, 33" BFG MTs on AE 589 15x8 rims, 4.10 gear swap with Detroit C-locker in rear, Brush guard w/ Hellas, Tow hooks, Tool Box, Sunroof, Uniden CB & external speaker, 4' Firestik II antenna, Alpine 6-disc CD Changer/Head Unit/amp, JBL speakers, Optima Red Top battery, Saris roof rack, custom-welded rock rails, front skid plate, Mopar performance double-roller timing chain, new water pump, heavy duty radiator, Hayden electric fan, QuickD K&N cone intake, 180degree stat, MSD 8mm superconductor wires, Accell SuperCoil, and a white dog named Jake in the passenger seat.

If money were no object:

solid-axle front (lose the IFS!), custom coil suspension with tons o'flex!

Additional modification comments:

A truly trailworthy Dakota (Gen II) is not something that you see everyday, and that's what I'm building towards and why I've pursued this project. Jeeps are capable, but everywhere. Unique is good!

Pictures:

http://www.dakota-truck.net/PICS/kilian01.jpg
http://www.dakota-truck.net/PICS/kilian02.jpg
http://www.dakota-truck.net/PICS/kilian03.jpg

Pictures description:

1. 4-wheeling near Raleigh, pre-lift (Capital trails).
2. Trailmaster lift project IN PROGRESS
3. Truck after installation of TM lift and body lift, getting fitted for the custom rock rails on the sides