started this in april...





























and that's it!

 

very nice!!!

 

AWESOME!

Was that a full kit? did it all work well together?

Kat

 

thank you! I did all the work, except for the heavy lifting

I don't think I want to do it again for a while though, and if I do it will have to be a rust free donor...


edit: it was a trail gear kit, 3". my only complaint is that it is 7 1/2 of actual lift, with the same tires. but it all worked perfectly!

 

ya that rust looks pretty gross.... kinda makes me rethink about takin a job in upstate NY.... lol

 

Pretty work, nice welds. The bob job looks sweet too. What size tires are those They look like what I want.
Jim

 

why do those look like q78's? 34" if i am not mistaken(although it has happened before)

Kat

 

thanks.. I still have to finish the bed, I rushed it so I could go wheeling last weekend.

the bf's are 31x10.5's and the others are 32x9.5x15 tsl's

 

Good looking rig!

Aaron

 

Wow, that looks really good even with the relatively smaller tires!! I really like the tall skinnies. I'm considering going the same route with 33x10.50s. Those stock chrome rims look awesome.

 

thanks for the compliments, it makes it worth digging rust out of my eyes for the last 3 weeks

 

that is a BRUTAL offroad machine. looks very nice.
what size are those BFGs? 31x10.5?

 

man, that looks awesome!! Good Job!!

 

Nice, that thing looks mean. I like it, though i would have gotten 33s-35s instead.

 

I actually like the size tires he's running. I've been wondering what it would look like to run a 31 or 32" tire post SAS and from what he's posted, it actually looks very doable and very flexy!

Looks like you could start a new trend. Create a hard core wheeler that is streetable!!

 

yup, the bf's are 31x10.5x15..

I went as high as I could legally in my state. with the 32's the frame height is right at the max, so I can't really go any bigger. wish I could though!


after wheeling it a couple of times, it's very soft and I can air down those bias tsl's as much as I want. I can actually pull the valve cores right out without breaking a bead.

The nice thing about tall skinnys is that they don't rub, and I don't have to hack up my fenders

thanks again for the feedback guys

 

here's a few more pics from that wheeling trip. I'm going out again tomorrow, so I'll try to get some vids of the all mighty 3vz


getting loaded up before the trip

 

well dude. u deff look like the most capable rig out there. but those are all nice trucks. looks great. very good job.

 

I swear off roaders do the best looking/working mods man! Excellent work.

 

these are pics from the same mountain, but the other side





having a hard time picking my line...