Zabeards SAS Thread
Originally Posted by 04lvl2
I am pretty sure i didnt do anything with the stock shaft, i know for a fact i cut the one off the yota box.
did you cut it in half to get it off?
the yota box didnt have a boot, so im pretty sure its the stock shaft you cut the boot off.
im just wondering if its useless or not. if it is then i need to get a new one.
Originally Posted by casfz1
yes they are. I think it would be easy to make a set for a TJ work.
yeah i really want some gas charged bump stops so its not like bam thats the limit. know what i mean?
Originally Posted by zabeard
did you cut it in half to get it off?
the yota box didnt have a boot, so im pretty sure its the stock shaft you cut the boot off.
im just wondering if its useless or not. if it is then i need to get a new one.
the yota box didnt have a boot, so im pretty sure its the stock shaft you cut the boot off.
im just wondering if its useless or not. if it is then i need to get a new one.
Originally Posted by 04lvl2
Yea I cut it, was pretty sure we discussed that move before i did it lol. Not sure, if it is anywhere its in the box where the shafts were or in the trash can in the front of the workshop.
yeah i we discussed it. i said cut it, you did. i change my mind!!! lol
oh well.
Originally Posted by zabeard
yeah i we discussed it. i said cut it, you did. i change my mind!!! lol
oh well.
oh well.
set the pinion angle and wheel base tonight.. so that is done.
waiting on finishing up the welding and some gusseting. then i need to bleed the brakes again.
and mount the shocks that should be here tomorrow.
waiting on finishing up the welding and some gusseting. then i need to bleed the brakes again.
and mount the shocks that should be here tomorrow.
Looks like you ought to be able to mount airbumps inside the coils if the dimensions work out alright. Otherwise you might be able to mount them to the frame and weld the contact plates onto the axle tubes.
Can't wait to see your truck working!
Can't wait to see your truck working!
Originally Posted by brianjwilson
Looks like you ought to be able to mount airbumps inside the coils if the dimensions work out alright. Otherwise you might be able to mount them to the frame and weld the contact plates onto the axle tubes.
Can't wait to see your truck working!
Can't wait to see your truck working!
i hope so, i need to start looking for some air bumps...






Unless I am missing something
