1999 4Runner Dana 44 SA Conversion and Rear Leaf Conversion - Pics and Writeup
 

Write up and Pics:

http://www.sonoransteel.com/Dana44/index.htm

Parts list:

http://www.sonoransteel.com/SA_Parts.html

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What happened to the other thread?

Basically if one of my webstalkers shows up, I delete the thread.

Web stalkers? What are those? I hope i'm not one! LOL

hey steve! when you gonna test out your runner on the rez?

I'm thinking July would be good. It's too hot down here. This month I'm off to the Rubicon and August is Colorado.

I'll hit up the callendar and shoot you an e-mail and we can post it in the trip planning.

No you are not.

great work
 

Grea work Steve,
and thanks for all the great documentation.

When do we get to see the beast in some heavy duty action? :saw:

2 Weeks from now on the Rubicon and I'll see you in Colorado.

I will be in ALBQ this Friday. With Hughes

Are you driving it do ABQ?

No flying. I get there FRI AM and leave SAT at 3pm

yeah july sounds good. ill be thinking of a route. maybe navajo mountain. thats a fun one.

shackle angle is all wrong
 

nice truck steve!

Thanks Dave, you have a nice truck as well!

That 4Runner of yours sure has come a long way Steve. Awesome job you did there, congrats :drink:

nice rig and great documentation of each step of the swap.

Ran the Rubicon trail in California both ways in and out from Tahoe.

Truck did really well and it actually articulates way more than I ever thought it would.

2000 miles round trip with 3 solid days of wheeling/crawling.

I'm also gonna get some more "matcho" tires, since the front axle is so strong now.

It was fun smoking the Yokos.

Yokohomo MT's for sure. They are way Macho.

We have some really nice burn out rocks here in Colorado.

No, I'll go back to MT/R's like I had from 2002-2003.

Take the good with the bad and make the best of it.

awsome job. looks really good.