New wheel,tires. and SAS questions

[864runner]

So i got a good deal on some 33/12.50R15's so i decided to throw them on. they are pretty bald but i dont drive it very much so its ok.

I'm going to pocatello for work in the middle of august and i would like to do a SAS and a 4" lift before i go so i can drive this thing there.

So my question is, what kit is the best? I've got my eye on the Trail-Gear but i'm open to suggestions, and i need to find a good axle.

Thanks

 

[Rot Box]

Cool runner There are a lot of options for a sas. Any of the big name companies offer great kits I don't think you could go wrong with any of them. Rears springs up front and GM 63's in the rear is an option if you have more time than money.

Anyway I have a complete front axle and (if I can find it) an extra r&p for the rear. It's geared at 4.37 so that would match your tire size quite well... PM me if your interested.

 

[KrazyKarl]

Yea the trail gear, allpro and marlin kits are the best way to go. They use a longer spring so it isn't as arched and will be a lot more flexy. I used the super cheapo rough country springs when I did mine and I bend a spring about every time I go out. I wish I would have shelled out for one of the good kits from the get go.

 

[864runner]

Cool runner There are a lot of options for a sas. Any of the big name companies offer great kits I don't think you could go wrong with any of them. Rears springs up front and GM 63's in the rear is an option if you have more time than money.

Anyway I have a complete front axle and (if I can find it) an extra r&p for the rear. It's geared at 4.37 so that would match your tire size quite well... PM me if your interested.

PM sent, thanks

Yea the trail gear, allpro and marlin kits are the best way to go. They use a longer spring so it isn't as arched and will be a lot more flexy. I used the super cheapo rough country springs when I did mine and I bend a spring about every time I go out. I wish I would have shelled out for one of the good kits from the get go.

Yeah i think I'm gonna go with the Trail-Gear kit. Anyone know a reputable vendor in the SLC area?

 

[NOTATOY]

PM sent!

 

[jubbhill]

lowrange offroad is great Very good customer service and prices also

 

[ChestonScout]

Hey Eric!


You could call my buddies up in Idaho Falls at their shop. Tell them your my bro and they will treat you right. Eric up there has done A LOT of SAS on Toyota's

Casper Customs 208 745 0283

 

[864runner]

Hey Eric!


You could call my buddies up in Idaho Falls at their shop. Tell them your my bro and they will treat you right. Eric up there has done A LOT of SAS on Toyota's

Casper Customs 208 745 0283

Thanks Ches but I'm not looking for someone to do the work (since your gonna come down and help me )

I'm just looking for parts so i can start on it and hopefully be able to get it done before i start the hospital in Pocatello.

 

[ChestonScout]

they can order the parts for you and have them shipped to your house. I was letting you know Eric has done it a bunch so he knows what works good and what doesnt





I dont think you can afford my help.....lol

 

[choptopbII]

Trail gear, Marlin, Allpro there all good kits. I've got a mix of all 3 on my rig Marlin springs, TG hangers, and Allpro highsteer.

 

[864runner]

Ok I got an axle yesterday and NOTATOY is gonna be bringing my kit down tomorrow, Looks like its time to open a build thread!