Mossys Sac is done
Oct 6, 2006 | 10:59 PM
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They are swamper TRXUS... from everything I have heard a really good tire...
Mossy.. I have to say everytime I see the title for this thread and your other sas one my thoughts stray.. .I have no desire to see pics of a Mossy SAC
But it looks good, cant wait to see trail photos once you get current bugs worked out.
Mossy.. I have to say everytime I see the title for this thread and your other sas one my thoughts stray.. .I have no desire to see pics of a Mossy SAC
But it looks good, cant wait to see trail photos once you get current bugs worked out.
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Oct 7, 2006 | 06:55 AM
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now there are a couple of issues, for one my brand new 35s aren't mounted yet, 2nd the check engine light came on on the way home, 3rd the speedo isn't working, and last the front driveshaft is hitting the crossmember (miscalculated). but anyway, what do yall think. flaming is also allowed.
Most the likely the Check Engine light is due to the Speed Sensor Code, I think its PS02, something like that. Your front ABS sensors were your speed sensors, but of course they are gone now.
If you still have your rear ABS sensors, try plumbing the rear lines into the front lines, so the Speedometer at least gets a signal from an ABS sensor, also known as a Hall-effect sensor. If you can get a signal, you can use the Dakota-Digital to fine tune the signal to the correct speed.
Front driveshaft hitting the crossmember.....uh oh.....
Otherwise, looks good
Oct 7, 2006 | 07:17 AM
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Hmmm...I'd like to see that. Are you saying you kept the original crossmember in place, but just cut a section for the driveshaft, and then joined the cut section with an upper mount? I think I've seen this method somewhere......
Kick a$$, very clean work and WOW what a look on that wide front end.
Oct 9, 2006 | 01:39 PM
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Very cool, over all it looks really nice. Are those springs supposed to be that flat? I suppose you have only a few inches of uptravel, which puts the springs into a negative arch, and lots of down travel.....
What kind of springs are those?
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Those 35" tires really complete the rig, very nice.
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How does it handle on the road, looks like the ride would be pretty nice....
What kind of springs are those?
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Those 35" tires really complete the rig, very nice.
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How does it handle on the road, looks like the ride would be pretty nice....
Last edited by SteveO; Oct 9, 2006 at 01:43 PM.
