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)

 

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

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

 

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.

 

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

 

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.

 

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!

 

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

 

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.

 

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.

 

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