anthony250f supercharged 4wd long travel build

Trail Gear disc set. Uses 91 S10 brake calipers and rotors with thick brackets and stainless lines. Was like $390 which is ok for an all new brake system. I had to get whole new drums and everything for the rear so I went this route being that I had to buy all new brakes anyway. Going to put my axle together this weekend.

 

Nice setup. Is it all bolt on or do you need to weld in that caliper bracket?

 

Yeah, looks cool. Hoping it all comes out right. Its bolt on

 

More work in progress

 

so you can cycle with 3 leafs lol

 

Apparently. Didn't fee like dealing with the seized bolts right now

 

haha ya worst part about all this LT has been taking apart the leafs haha.

 

Yep! This is the second time I've had to do it lol

 

ya when i set up my tundra axle i think im going to build a new bedcage and go outboard with the shocks for more bed space. but who knows. hopefully my leafs break before than forcing me to link it lol

 

You're going outboard with those shocks right?

 

Hey Anthony I recall you were looking to trade your 2.1 pulley for a 2.2 some time ago, are you still interested in that?

 

Finished the bed cage

 

Not anymore, couldn't find anyone so just tuned it to the 2.1

 

Cool well let me know if you change your mind I'll be needing one until I can afford one.

 

Do you have the 2.2 now?

 

Nice man! Doesn't hit on the rails either? Let us know how much difference you notice between inside and outside the frame. I've heard it's more stable, which is definitely a good thing. Especially when my OE rearend bounces all over the place. I'm wondering the best way to mount the shocks onto my cage when they go outside. I see you kind of made an angled mount with a top gusset. Any other suggestions for a solid mount design to mount up the shocks on the outside like that?

 

Yeah I have the URD 2.2" installed now.

 

Got my 3rd back

 

That rear setup is sweet

When she gonna be jumping again?

 

Hopefully soon


Arb is in. Works great