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Old Apr 20, 2008
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FTirish86 SAS Thread! YAAAY!

OK so this will be my one and only thread for the build up for my SAS! I wont happen for a little while I think, but I'm collecting parts quite fast, so who knows!

These are the Specs that I plan on running:

Front suspension:
$1300 including Rocksliders
81 D44 Waggy
Ballistic Fab High Steer
Rancho 44044 Front leafs
Superwinch Manual HUBS
4.88 and Lockright

Steering:
$included in axle price
Scout II steering box

Rear suspension:
$too embarassed to say
8.8 Exploder w/disks
4.88
Full Detroit
31 spline
Soon to be custom shafts for 6Lug

Tranny:

5R55E 2wd to 4wd Out put shaft and talhousing $93 including Repair manual

Transfer case:

13-54 Manual shift $188 to my door

This will an economy build for as of now! Im still collecting parts and taking suggestions and opinions!

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Old Apr 20, 2008
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Sweeeeet. Check out 5speedin2.3 and 04EDGE's build, its almost the same as yours. Keep us updated.
 
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Old Apr 20, 2008
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Ya know.. you realize just hwo much you know about a vehicle when you can glance at a pic with a bunch of random **** everywhere.. and manage to name every little peice at a glance as fast as your reading.. haha, not bad by the way.. that steering stabilizer reminds me that I need to get one for my own truck.. Im sick of those nasty pothole like bumps that jerk that wheel all over the damn place.

Looks good! Get some solvents and start cleaning them all up while you got some time on your hands! =)
 
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Old Apr 20, 2008
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Originally Posted by WowMike2001
that steering stabilizer reminds me that I need to get one for my own truck.. Im sick of those nasty pothole like bumps that jerk that wheel all over the damn place.
so how are you planning on putting a steering stabilizer on a rack and pinion..?
 
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Old Apr 20, 2008
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and I could have sold you a BW1350 manual t-case for cheaper than $188 shipped....
 
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Old Apr 20, 2008
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Originally Posted by Redneckstone
so how are you planning on putting a steering stabilizer on a rack and pinion..?
When I get around to my own SAS.. in like.. 10 years
 
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Old Apr 20, 2008
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looks like half the work is done for ya! nice
 
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Old Apr 20, 2008
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Originally Posted by Redneckstone
so how are you planning on putting a steering stabilizer on a rack and pinion..?
x2
 
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Old Apr 21, 2008
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Originally Posted by lifted97ranger


and I could have sold you a BW1350 manual t-case for cheaper than $188 shipped....
Its still not a 1354M and I could have pulled one off a BII, but was told not to go with the 1350, Thanks though.

Originally Posted by zabeard
looks like half the work is done for ya! nice
YOU HAVE NO IDEA!!! I got so lucky I found a guy in Tucson that had the axle and he wanted 1200, but also had everything else on the frame. I pulled the front crossmember, rear (front) leaf mounts, shock hoops, rock sliders, front driveshaft, 2" blocks, Custom shackles for 63" chevy's form ballistic fab, I think thats it.


Originally Posted by 5speedin2.3
x2
If you look at rack and pinion, all I can see is one box feed with one wire from the power steering pump and a return line. All the rest is wired to the same rack and pinion set up. All i plan to do is pull th cv boot off the steering shaft and pull the pin out and attach it to the steering column(stock) too the steering box with the return line and pump line to the new steering box. The steering stabilizer is just mounted to the frame to help assist steering.

If this is not what you were asking I apologize, this seems like my logic to me, lol. I believe this is all i plan to do. If you know something I dont by all means correct me, please!

BTW Ill show you the truck its goin on. I only posted a couple pics before of my truck.

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Old Apr 21, 2008
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It'll look really nice! I have the same pinstriping! I've gotten most of it from down south of Tucson too, it's really bad down there!
 
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Old Apr 21, 2008
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Its all the tight trails I usually hit <Rail-X-ranch>
 
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