Zabeards SAS Thread
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From: Charlestown, IN
^^ nobody ever said a SAS would be cheap....
it would work with slight modifications......the only thing you may have to modify is the ends of the tie rods if you are using heims.....and maybe were it mounts to the frame....
it would work with slight modifications......the only thing you may have to modify is the ends of the tie rods if you are using heims.....and maybe were it mounts to the frame....
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From: PUEBLO, CO
Originally Posted by zabeard
going off a setup like this for the track bar...
maybe im confused now? haha. i sound so smart
but the steering prolly wont be like that...
maybe im confused now? haha. i sound so smart
but the steering prolly wont be like that...
Originally Posted by SuperGildo@RRP
It might be just the angle, but you can see his steering setup had the track bar and drag link a little bit off parallel. in this angle he could have dropped the upper tack bar mount end to get more parrallel, but you can see that the lower bend might interfere with the axle. One of the draw backs you using a pre engineered setup, you have to adjust around it...
I'm not 100% sure how mine will work out, I can always return the Track bar and make my own if its not what I want or we have issues.
damn i finally noticed this thread. good to see you got all yer parts. i remeber a while back when you were askn about them. gona be wicked when done. i still am deciding on what i wanna do. but i realy wanna see you do this setupu on yers and i may go with what you do. cause i was already gonna be doing coil, i just wanted a better idea of what i was gona do. and what you got going is gona give me a great source to work off of :)
Do work!
Do work!
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Originally Posted by lifted97ranger
yea the drag link is commonly refered to as a "z-link"......
you will have to have do some type of z link unless you go to a hydrolic steering setup...
here is a picture of a z link.....looks a lot like a trac bar, but it actually goes from the steering box to the tie rod...
you will have to have do some type of z link unless you go to a hydrolic steering setup...
here is a picture of a z link.....looks a lot like a trac bar, but it actually goes from the steering box to the tie rod...
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From: CC, Indiana
Man this thread blew up. Glad you brought the torch it was the best tool there.
I can't wait to drink some beers and start on it was well. I was keeping up with you in mods before and now you just blew me outta the water. Can't wait to see it finished
I can't wait to drink some beers and start on it was well. I was keeping up with you in mods before and now you just blew me outta the water. Can't wait to see it finished
Ordered a set of 4.56s for the front, D30 gear install kit should be here Friday, steering box should be here Friday, and my adjustable coil spacers will be here tomorrow.
I need to get out to my buddies and bend some tube now...
I need to get out to my buddies and bend some tube now...
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From: Firey depths
Originally Posted by lifted97ranger
you may be able to get the Superlift SuperRunner steering setup for a '97 and older TTB Ranger and modify it a bit to fit.....that is probably one of the best setups for steering...
http://www.superlift.com/accessories/superunner.asp
http://www.superlift.com/accessories/superunner.asp
