My 08 SAS

Fabtech 6inch Drop Bracket, also have in the coil spacers for 2 additional inches. Would need new tie rod ends from Fabtech. Rear is an Add-a-leaf and I re-used the block so a bock would have to be purchased. Shocks are toast too. But I was thinking $1000 firm for everything because at that price, you could buy brand new alcans for the rear and still be under the cost for a new kit.

The kit will be posted for sale if the pending sale falls through

The truck is awaiting its final part, Drag-link parts. I made ONE mistake. LOL and I am very fortunate to have a boss that allows me to use our shop

The swap itself is right at $2000, but I did extras like brand new leafs and crap like that, I would think you could get away with a budget build for $2000-$2500 depending on how patient you can be for the right deals. I barter a lot, it helps.

It hasn't yet hit the road, but you may have seen it pre-SAS. It was pretty stout even before.

Thanks, took tons of patience, but the end result is a good one.

I have no words... that made my day!

 

Subbed for more awesome.

 

looks good, but you def need some 40-44's

 

I have a set of 39.5 boggers I may throw on it just for giggles

 

Is it on the road yet?

 

for real tho... me next hahaha

 

Wow! Who did The work for you or did you do it yourself. That budget is amazing. Great build!

 

It's on the road, fully functional, it will probably need little tweaks here and there. And I did all the work except setting the gears so it was relatively inexpensive

 

I like that you used the front receiver to mount the shackles, dual purpose and genius as well!

 

Kyle,

Nice job. You should coming wheeling with us. We are headed to Uhwarrie off road park in NC this weekend.

 

What inspiration! SAS'd 2nd gens seemed only possible with a lots dough..Your making a statement! Best of luck, hope to see it driving soon

 

I gotta see this truck in person some time. I saw Albert's picture of it on FB and started drooling, man. I'll be keeping an eye out for you, ha ha.

 

Nice truck man awsome build. Can you post more pics of the steering shaft?

 

Here's how I ran mine when I did my SAS...I believe the OP did his similar. He used the same joints as me for sure.

 

Truck pron.

 

Thanks man! Il definitely refer back to your guy's builds when i do my swap

 

Boing!!!!!!!!

 

The hanger is 100% built from scratch by yours truly

I'd like to, I'm just not sure my center of gravity is trail friendly

NwiTACO is correct, I Used the same joints as my inspiration, the only difference is that my steering box is not quite as far forward on the frame. He was extremely helpful with all of my questions

 

Question for you. With us living in va and you doing a sas how did you get around the front abs light? I was told that if your abs light is on your rig will not pass state inspection. Thanks.

 

remove bulbs, Lol