Mid travel overland-wheeler build with 35's and BS w/ SAS in the works

Damn man!!! This thing is going to be mega EAF!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Depending on your time frame. My rear bumper will be coming off probably around the beginning of the year

 

I'm in no rush cause I still want to wheel this year

 

You better add a few extra CVs to that list of yours

 

Yeah I am haha. Should be a fun project

 

Might as well SAS it...

 

Nah not right now.

 

Burning that cash away...... x2 on the SAS if you're going that far

 

Talking about a lot more money there. Will in a few more years but I'll be fine like this for now.

 

I'd just leave it how it is if you're really thinking about SAS. Then save up for that. If you don't plan on SAS then go with the 37 route. Too much work/money to redo your setup 2-3 times

 

Not really once you sell all your IFS parts...

 

And sit on the street corner for a few nights

 

Not really as I would have to have this stuff done to SAS also.

 

Oh don't get me wrong, it's still money. I've done one before...

But my thinking is like yours. If you're gonna do it eventually then save for that. Also, from what Tyler and Mike shared with me on the amount of work that goes into making 37's fit on IFS, it's not worth it IMHO unless you do a SFA conversion...

 

Then save up for full SAS and knock it all out at once

 

But 37s get you one more inch of clearance!

 

Unless he switches to dem 24" wheels :gangsta:

 

You only need to have the lower shaft resleeved. They will keep the same carrier bearing and just rebalance. This is what a good shop will do and it should cost under 200$.

Mine was 120$

 

This is the best news! I are jealous! I just had a HC rear bumper made (haven't even picked up yet) and I already wish I had the mounts set up for a 1" body lift for the list of mods you're tackling.

the $10k+ for a SAS done right will buy a lot of CV's... just sayin'