Dodge Rampage Parts

The Dodge Rampage entered the market in 1982 as a compact pickup that united features from car-based steering with utility truck capabilities. In its model year of 1982 the Dodge Rampage came with a 2.2-liter inline-four producing 84 horsepower and reaching 96 lb-ft torque. The Dodge Rampage equipped with both automatic 3-speed or manual 5-speed transmission provided an excellent fusion between performance and efficiency. The vehicle received its performance benefits from the single overhead cam (SOHC) engine design which made it lightweight for city driving purposes. Drive delivery through the 3-speed automatic was comfortable while the 5-speed manual brought more driver involvement to the experience. The vehicle's front-wheel-drive design coupled with its MacPherson strut and solid rear axle system delivered both excellent grip and a comfortable ride experience together with good handling abilities. OEM parts should be used for Dodge Rampage maintenance since only factory-specified elements provide both reliable operating performance and durable construction. Owners of Dodge Rampage vehicles should use OEM parts because these components offer manufacturer-calibrated performance and durability that secures their vehicle's long-term reliability.