01 4 door 1 ton SAS

Modeled up the front frame section and winch/mount

 

Wish I knew how to use CAD

 

On another note, GREAT/FANTASTIC/AMAZING build OP. Makes me wish I bought a first gen Have been following this build for a while and I can't wait to see it on the trails

 

LOL I use cardboard in real life still. I'm not advanced enough yet to send drawings to a CNC plasma but someday I will be

 

Welp, the truck left the garage today. Decided to stretch its legs on the forklift too Brakes SUCK real bad. I may have to bench bleed the master cylinder a bit more but other than that, it drives great!

 

whoa.

 

Cot dayuuuum!!!!

 

Sweet baby Jesus!


Thanks for finally flexing it out a bit, I needed some new fap material

 

I may have figured out why the brakes suck. It literally feels like manual brakes, no booster action. I didn't seal up the space between the booster and master cylinder so I'm going to seal that up today and try to bleed them again. It should help a bit

 

Amazing truck.

 

Wow!

 

I'm gonna need more tissue paper...

 

Paper towels are more absorbent

 

Dear jebus

 

I figured out the brakes today. Missed a vacuum line, put RTV between the master and booster and moved the push rod out a little more. I think I need to come out with the push rod a little more and the brakes will be gravy. Pics

 

I need to plumb the ARBs and it'll be good to go

 

What's your spring setup on those coilovers?

 

Hot damn dude. So well done!! Love the double steering too ( if that's the right term). It'll be great to see it hit the trail.

If it's ok to ask, what do you estimate the front cost you? Including axles after you got nickled and dimed? Really hard to get much better than that on a full bodied rig.

And of course when does the rear get linked? After you play with it of course.

 

200/300