peow130

As i was browsing through craigslist, i happened to come across this beauty of a pickup.
http://spokane.craigslist.org/cto/1326945836.html
I started to notice it was SAS'd.
About 5 seconds after that i jumped back because i noticed it was COILED in the front, rather than leafs. Do they sell a kit like this? Or do you think this guy just fabbed it up himself?

It looks like a legit setup to me, well thought out rather than just cobbled together.

(Btw, i'm not buying the truck i was just wondering)

1990mudslut

http://www.4wheeloffroad.com/feature.../photo_02.html

I can't seem to find anything on allprooffroad website about it tho.

934rnr

It's custom but it looks to me like they used a FJ80 landcruiser axle on the front with the arms.
Most likely the axle is wider in the front than the back.
Other than that it looks good.

peow130

Hey thanks guys, i was pretty confused lol
pretty cool in my opinion.

wrenchtech

The center section looks like it's from a landcruiser, but the housing is custom with Dana 60 knuckles. All Pro used to offer a hybrid Toyota mini truck front axle with dana knuckles (and may still). It was about six inches wider than stock (63" vs 56.5"). It cost about $5500 The picture seems to show it on a Tacoma as well. In which case the All Pro axle would only be three inches wider than the Tacoma rear.

Also, it's got three control arm links not a landcruiser radius arm system.






Additionally, It appears that Trail Gear has just released a three link coil set-up for sale on their website. They've had a three link rear kit for a while now. I'm going to go all coils on my 1st gen 4runner as soon as I can.

wrenchtech

Yup. Turns out this is a SAS kit All Pro makes for the first gen Tacoma . The kit, with their hybrid axle, for only $9000. Get-em while they're hot!

muddpigg

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Three link front when I've just about got ready to SAS. %$&*$$###%^^&%^*&(*)(*(......

peow130

yeah but how can you see the picture?
when i saw it it didn't look like the axle that was in your TG picture.

wrenchtech

I'm sorry, my earlier post wasn't clear. The picture I linked to in that post was of the All Pro three link front with their hybrid axle for the Tacoma. Below is an image from a Trail-Gear forum post of a customer's rig with Trail gear's three link rear kit. It's a mild installation like I want to do on my 4runner.

peow130

I know that, but the truck wasn't a tacoma..
It was a 2nd gen pickup with a coiled front SAS...