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SDHQ Mad Dog FJ Rebuild

Discussion in 'SDHQ Offroad' started by SDHQJASON, Jun 20, 2014.

  1. Jun 20, 2014 at 4:06 PM
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    SDHQJASON

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    SDHQJASON [OP] Active Member

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    First Name:
    Jason
    Gilbert, Arizona
    Vehicle:
    2001 Prerunner Supercharged
    Icon Coilovers, Icon Tubular UCA's, Deaver Springs, Donahoe 2.0 RR Shocks, Machined Method Standards, 285/70R17 Toyo A/T 2's
    Some of you may be familiar with this beastly FJ.

    We rebuilt everything firewall forward on this rock bashing monster. We started out by building an all new high-clearance front tube section and then began on relocating the motor further back to ensure the front axle wouldn't contact it during compression and articulation.

    What rock rig would be complete without a gnarly front bumper that's designed to mow down anything standing in this behemoth's way?

    Once the front section was set we began to tackle the interior with a whole new aluminum dash, running what seemed like MILES of wire, building sturday tube doors with Aluminum Skins, and building some nice interior rear panels.

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