Malburg114's 3Link go fast SAS

Subbed for sas goodness. You going to run the inchworm right hand drive adapter?

 

Yeah we are using the inchworm prerunner adapter to make it 4wd along with lowranges 4.7 transfer case and crawl. So it'll be a passenger drop to the axle.

 

Ooh Nice man! this is definitely the best way to go from prerunner to 4wd

 

It is if you don't want to swap trannys and can't find a harness for it. Little expensive but makes it super easy

 

Sub'd for SAS!

 

Started to get the first set up parts today. Should be getting most of the parts tomorrow and Monday or Tuesday!

Also got my bed rack from powder coating. Think it looks pretty good!

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And shes getting alittle old too..
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Looks Awesome dude! Good work!

 

Thanks man! Slowly but surely getting there

 

So many boxes and parts!

 

Some goodies that showed up over the weekend! Trucks going under the knife tomorrow! Next picture out in the street will hopefully be on a solid axle!!

Sorry for the bad quality photos... Camera phone pictures

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Still waiting on a few things but should have everything I need except shocks by the end of this week.

 

Awsome, are you going to do updates and pics as you are building?

 

Thats the plan! Definitely wont be a how to write up or anything just progress pictures and showing the brackets and such that we have to make/do.

 

Well the truck is offically in the garage and on jack stands! In the long sceme of things, I didnt get a lot done but it sure felt like I did. Got the bumper and lights removed, dropped the spare, pulled the windshield washer resivor, pulled the exhaust, drive shaft, cut the frame horns and got the front crossmember welded and grinded smooth.

Tomorrow will be cutting the ifs off! And hopefully I get everything to finish rebuilding the axle Wednesday and get that done and get some grinding done.

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Heres where she will be for the next 2-4 weeks.

 

No turning back now!!

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Lots of grinding and cutting today. Got the templates made for the frame plates as well. Will grind some more tomorrow and hopefully get the rebuild kit for my axle so I can put that back together.

 

AND now with the ifs suspension cut off, my camburg upper control arms and fox 2.0 coilovers with remote resis are for sale. Asking 450 for the control arms and 850 for the coilovers. Willing to ship on buyers dime and sell seperately or make a deal if you buy both. Also the rest of the front end is for sale for 500? Not really sure where to price that out. Willing to ship as well. Let me know if you guys need anything.

Thanks!

And pictures
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Hmmm?....wonder if the uca's and shocks would work on my 99' 4x4? How many miles if you know are on the components?

 

Oooh Ill take the UCA's pm incoming

Edit: damn he got here first ^

 

From what I understand they should work but I would double check it. They have 20,000 miles on them. Will also have the rear fox 2.0s for sale once I pull the rear apart if you want the whole thing

 

How much actual lift do the shocks give?

 

I have the preload at about 2.25. I dont remember exactly what it is since we did it a while ago but I think it ended up being about a 2-2.5 lift. You can just adjust the preload to what height you want them to be though.