Project: SAS Tow Rig

[squeaky3]

have you thought about making any more of the front brackets yet?

 

[dirtyhick42]

why not talk to bentley bout some of his bootyfab brackets?

 

[squeaky3]

thought i posted in his thread to...guess i forgot to

 

[MaXXis85]

Drew and I Will NOT be making brackets. They take up way too much time with the tools we have. We probably have 10-12 hours in building thos brackets. We worked our ***** off cutting, grinding, and welding all by hand. We are pleased with the saved money, but without a cnc machine and newer tools you cannot make money.

 

[squeaky3]

thats cool with me...i understand not having the resources to do anything and make money on it

 

[MaXXis85]

Yeah Drew and I made those to help him save some coin. Sure i could pump out some brackets, BUT I rather be wheeling my Toyota than always working on other peoples rides. Feel free to ask questions anytime though!

 

[FUNINMUD]

Wow, somehow i never seen this thread till today.. Or i did and never kept following it.

That's amazing, looks real good. I sure hope i can sell my stupid jeep and SAS my 98 this year.

 

[Cajun4x4]

new tires this weekend!!! 35x12.5r17 trail grapplers... half assed washed it so here are some teaser pics, needa polish my wheels and get some center caps :imo

p.s. these run sooo big and i love the **** out of them so far

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my new tires as compared to roughly 25% 37" bfg ATs!

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[BURBAN GUY]

Looks awesome. Has given me insperation to do sas on my crew when I find it.

 

[Red97]

Truck looks killer. I might be a little late to post this, but you can run a doublecardan front shaft with the 243. You can fit a 1350 series joint with about 1/4" of clearance on the shift box. get a np208 yoke and drill about .400" of the splines out of the back or it will not tighten up on the output shaft of the t-case. that is what i did on my 97 it works fine no problems so far. It might be because my front 60 is out of a newer ford. with the wide pad tho.