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Grat word there Grumpuscreature...."unobtainum". I'm sure we've all been a victim of that word, we just didn't know what it was.

The Dakota have six lugs. I'm not sure how far back you would have to go to find one with 5 lugs, if they were ever 5 lug at all.

Same here. I got mine from Mancini, they gladly refunded my money. Heck, if I'm going to cut and weld, I'll use the old rod.

If you know of anyone who put Pergo in their house, ask them if they have any left over padding (or whatever it is called). It seems more dense than the original foam gasket; which leads me to think it is better. Anyways, that is what I did to replace mine. I had the old gasket and traced it...

Yes, get the correct one. That might eliminate that lil voice in your head saying "why didn't I spend the $20 on the correct mc?" when it's time for the first hard stop. Old mc...cheap...peace of mind....priceless. You can get an aluminum mc for an 80's truck complete with reservoir for around...

When I bought the adjustable rod from Mancini, it was a lot longer than the stock rod. Instead of cutting a $49 rod, I'll scour the salvage yards next spring and fab something. My main problem is that the pedal travels too far towards the seat and pushes the plunger for the brake light switch...

I bought my MC at Autozone also. IIRC, the new one was cheaper than a rebuilt one. If you buy rebuilt, you have to either have the plastic reservoir or buy one. Buying one was where the rebuilt became more expensive. Even if I did have the reservoir, I would opt for new over rebuilt and it...