Long Travel BS Thread

For you guys trying to figure out how to carry overlanding weight with your sua

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C8meC0SpqCy/?igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

 

im not in here nearly what used to be and try to catch up here n there… that said this post made troll your build, damn! This hobby can be a swift kick in the dick followed by throat punch and even an ass raping! Looking forward to next chapter!!

 

What are you asking for the rear axle?

 

This is the closest I can spec on the website to what I have
Main difference is I have dual calipers already tabbed and included
This price does not include the 3rd member

 

This is before I painted it with steel it

 

For those keeping score back home
This is your daily lesson on how expensive a full build is

 

Doesn’t it have to be built to call it a build?

 

Built…no but actually working on it not parting it out I would say yes…but it doesn’t make his point irrelevant showing how expensive some of these parts can get…

 

I was indeed making the cost point
And since the truck build isn’t dying
I don’t take offense to any of the Jabs

shocks will be sold to buy different shocks
Truck will be sold to buy a different cab
Axel will be sold to buy another Axel matching the center mount front end and to accommodate 40’s

so
All the stuff I’m selling is really just parts that I’ve outgrown based on a better understanding of my needs and goals

 

Almost wrapped up with the equal length Y pipe!

 

Scrap it and do 180 headers.
6 to 1

 

Would be cool. But hard pass!

 

Thinking about doing a Totalchaos or Dirtking LT kit on this single cab, manual 4wd but not exactly sure how it’ll handle being short wheel based. What ya’ll think

 

I have been wanting to do a single cab with LT. sounds like it would be fun as hell with that wheelbase.

 

TC 3.5" Kit and SEND IT!

 

get the track width to match the wheelbase

SQUAREMODE

 

TC over DK?

 

Biased. Esp if you know the driver and co-driver (rip) of the TC truck above. Plus it's on the shelf in stock with millions of miles in use on their product.

 

That's some serious motion ratio on that rear link.