Spc uca boot

Many go with spacers, it's a cheep way to lift. I took my time, did research, did this for about a grand.

 

Would love to do a solid axle swap .

 

SAS is a lot of work, look at long travel. Articulation is over rated. Build a nice suspension that can cycle, and lock both ends. Go anywhere you want.

 

Here is my rig with 3" FOX lift.

 

Save up, would love to see it happen.

 

Looks clean I wouldn't of went this route but wasn't real familiar with tacoma 4x4 when I purchased it same day wife purchased a 2012 fj with 12'000 miles only 30 on it now and

 

Would be cheaper at this point.

 

Cheaper than what? A SAS swap is going to easily cost 3x what he'd spend on coilovers and control arms.

 

Agreed, I say drop $3600 bucks into a long arm kit, some springs, lockers and 35s. Now we're talking a sweet set up and still cheaper than SAS.

 

New cv axles??? Why??

Did you go oem?

 

Sigh. He's already done PLENTY of replacing things. Now he's gonna get more cvs more parts and new ucas possibly. So no. You're wrong.

If he can do it himself, he would have been better off than trying to make a truck with an enormous spacer do right.

 

If you fuckin guys are spending over $3000 on an SAS it's time to find a hobby you're better at.

 

Do tell.

 

Tell what?

Im not gonna defend this to death but for $3000 I promise I could SAS my personal truck and have both of the axles powdercoated or painted lol.

 

Sas with what? Leafs ?

 

Obviously not. Don't see how that would work worth a shit anyways lol.

You guys buying DOM at $60 a foot or something bc I'm confused.

 

Right now I'm just eliminating spacer replacing shocks with procomp cardone HD axles because passenger side inner and outer boots are bad driver side inner boot showing signs of wear probably from jacked up puck went with some complete hubs from rock auto.Now I will do a bearing swap with a better bearing on my old set for future swap. Now got a banshee project going on with a new patio on house so money is getting thin.

 

The real project

 

Here is a solid axle rig on tons, and this was done on a budget. Still cost a lot more than 3gs.