Long Travel BS Thread

Yes sir! Much less of a headache.

 

I plan on adding a second tank from an early Toyota truck 1990~, they were mounted on the passenger instead of the driver side. Not sure if it would be CARB legal but it is a stock tank from a Toyota truck, same as the current one just on the other side of the drive shaft. They came with a capacity of up to 19 gallons and that would give me 36 gal total. Low CG, and weight balance! Just have to re-route the exhaust!

Don't have to give up the spare tire location or bed space!

I don't know of anyone that has done this but I don't see any reason why it would not work.

 

2nd Gen but you get the idea...

 

you need to keep the stock fuel filler neck, charcoal evap canister and return lines the same.

It's legal with all that in place. The stock filler neck and stock gas cap are key to passing

 

do you have to use a tube inside the bump can when welding? they are fox bumps...dont have 2" tube and cant really get any around here.

 

Not sure how your going to do that and 3 link the rear...

 

I wouldn't worry about it, you can open them up a bit after you weld, unless you do it with king cans, haha

 

I'm kinda like a mad scientist... We'll see what happens

 

Truck sold today... ill be joining the LT crew shortly

 

I dont, I place something inbetween the two pinch bolts slightly larger and weld it up and perfect fit after for the bumps.

 

What truck???
pm me lo l

 

sweet thanks...did the spacer thing on one side, forgot on the other lol that bump was harder to get in!

 

pmd you anthony

 

Is that how engage does their strike pads or did you add that?

 

jordan and i added that.....mainly cause we forgot to cycle it with the coil carrier lol 1/4" plate... feels pretty sweet im stoked to finally have them

 

can anyone point me in a good direction for weld on axle bumpstop pads? id like to find some that cover the u bolts, because the bumps are hitting the innermost (to center of axle) on articulation and grazing on just straight bump.
its a ford 9" btw

 

Sdhq has some strike pads that weld onto the axle.

 

http://shop.davescustomsunlimited.com/Universal-Bump-Stop-Axle-Pad-Kit-p/bsp-1.htm

maybe something like that??