SAS'ed 3rd Gen Tacoma

Are you saying I have class?

 

Damn! Nice rig!!

 

Maybe?

 

And my parents said I wouldn't amount to anything!!! Look at me now, I might have class

 

It is the same one that is behind the instrument cluster. You program it on a pc and supports up to a 40" tire.
Does not mess with the ov tune.

 

What’s your uptravel and belly or frame height?

 

It was more than 15k. The long travel and rear axle i sold off set some of the cost. It was More like 21k parts and labor. The shop that did it for me gave me a huge discount on labor so they can use my truck as a guinea pig test. They failed to get the ABS working which was the goal for this build. So that is how the price came to be. Most were spent on all parts. Very little labor but i had to deal with truck being gone for over 2 years.

 

6 up 6 down

25.5 inches

 

6 up in the front? How’d you manage that and to keep it as low as the last pic in your first post? Raise the engine any?

 

The Rough Country unit is the same, cheaper and you can use Hypertech's software to program it. Although, I just use Rough Country's software.

 

Sorry I made a mistake. Its 4 up not 6.

 

@doubletap what did you wind up doing for the front driveshaft? Is it a two piece with a carrier bearing? I have the tacobox with a fj case as well and my crossmember is right in the way.

 

Part out ?

 

I love this build! Can you recommend a shop or builder in SoCal capable of doing this to my rig? I have a 2021 Tacoma Off-Road.

 

Also curious what you did for steering. Pics of the gear/pump etc?

 

Saw this on a Stellar Built video.. Any updates on it?

 

What's the total cost of this?

 

First page, post 14.

 

Where did you get your speedo pickup from? I've heard it normally comes from the abs sensors but obviously those are gone. Just working out the kinks on my second gen SAS using super duty axles

 

I just saw a picture of MTNAPEX on some FB page but looks like it's on long travel IFS. Did you get rid of your SASed Taco?