Hi, new to the site

i have a 1990 toyota pickup 4x4 and i want to get rid of the IFS and swap it out with a solid front axle , just wondering what the solid front axle has to come out ?

 

Lots of threads about this.

It really comes down to how much money is in the budget.

lots of after market solid axle swap kits you can look at.

If your going Toyota you might want to figure if it is easier to swap the newer drive train into a older truck .

Lots of different ways to go.:jessica:

 

 

x2 ^ use a toyota axle if this is all you need to know, and next time, search, we have too many SAS threads

 

^^ the facepalm post I am pretty sure was in reference to the moronic spammer

 

I want to do a sas as well, but i want to take my axles wider. I have read quite a few write ups and forums, where as they go into great detail in the actual swap most of them use an 85 and older front axle but i want to go wider. i am really looking to use a T-100 axle in the rear which is 66.75" any one know of any vehicles that use a similarly wide axle with the differential offset that would work on the toyota's?

 

FJ80, Diamond, TG Rock Assault, full widths, etc

Pick an axle, it's been done.

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