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Tech talk for Hilux

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Post by MissDrew »

RUFF wrote:Why did you use IFS rears? This is your biggest problem.

I agree that this is where this SAS started to have problems, should have just got either standard fronts or standard rears. If only you had gone and bought different springs you would have saved yourself a lot of time and money.
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Post by dreama »

everything i did was what i was told to do by snake racing i will admit i wasnt told to run extended shackles that was were i ran into my first problem i have seen plenty of hiluxes this hieght that work well enough and are yet to roll

you can have a go and not roll just dont drive like a cowboy

i will acept all you can say when its finished and i see how it works until then dont bag what im doing
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Post by MissDrew »

Ryan would NOT have said IFS REARS.


I`m not bagging what you are doing, hay if it works for you then cool.

All we are saying is you wouldn`t have had this many problems if you had used standard rears or standard fronts.
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Post by hophoar »

I think the main problem here is with having the shackle tube under the chassis, I run IFS rears up front with 1'5" longer shackle and don't have any probs. I origanally went 2" shackle and the steering was way off, drilling the chassis is no big deal. This is what I came up with after researching for @ a year and reading everything I could find on doing a SAS. Pirate was very helpfull if you can wade through all the BS

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Post by dreama »

im not bagging this kit or ryan but he told me to get ifs rears and use them
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Post by MissDrew »

dreama wrote:im not bagging this kit or ryan but he told me to get ifs rears and use them
Well that surprises me :?
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Post by RUFF »

dreama wrote: i will acept all you can say when its finished and i see how it works until then dont bag what im doing


I have not seen anyone bagging you. People are trying to give you advice but you dont seem to want to take any!

If Rhino told you to use IFS springs why didnt he supply you the right front hangers?
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Post by hypo »

RUFF wrote:
dreama wrote:you need to go 4inches up if you use ifs rears in the front if you use standard fronts it should be sweet



Why did you use IFS rears? This is your biggest problem.


i using ifs rears up front and it know sits 1" - 2" lower than it did with my old setup and 33's and it flexes easily and freely and it aint floppy....
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Post by pegasus »

As Tony said, when all of this is complete, it would make a great tech article to be placed somewhere!!

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Post by dreama »

the dream machine is up and running
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Post by hophoar »

Any pics of it finished and how it all worked out?
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dreama wrote:the dream machine is up and running


Where is the pics :D
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Post by ausyota »

Yeah Im keen for some pics and info of how it all worked out in the end too.
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Post by dreama »

no pics yet but so far so good just street driving everthing is sweet i still have to get a front tailshaft made pics will be in the next couple of days
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Post by N*A*M »

WELL DONE ARON

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Post by -Mick- »

NICE work :armsup:

Would you do things differently next time :?:

Have you told your insurer, what do they reckon :?:
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Post by dreama »

this is still 2 wheel drive cant wait to see what happens when i get a drive shaft for the front :D
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Post by dreama »

going for the engineers report tommorow will tell the insurance company when it passes probably keep the same setup on the next one
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What flares do you have ??

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Post by Shorty40 »

Looks good dude. Looks like you need some 35s ;) :lol:
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Post by ausyota »

Nice work dreama. Good to see things work out for ya.
Looks about 2 or 3 inches too tall for my liking, but sweet none the less.

OK fill us in on some details
What front springs did you end up using?
What hanger / shackle combo you using?
Did you move the steering box foward or leave it in the stock position?
Have you done anything to widen the front to match the rear wheel track (ie. IFS hub swap or spacers)?

OK I think thats enough questioning :)



One last thing...



... Get a front tailshaft and some 35/37 muddies on there and go out and get some fully sick wheeling pics :armsup: .
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Post by Toyo Truck »

Nice Work Dreama!

That's one sweeeeeeeeeeeet luxie!
VERY well done. you'd have to be happy with that!

Yeah, get that front driveshaft and go wheeling!!
Can't wait to see the dream-mobile in action.

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Post by dreama »

i ended up using the late model ifs springs under chassis shackle mounts from snake racing extended shackles from snake racing i did move the steering box the nothing to widen the diff yet
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Post by hophoar »

So what was the problem with the steering/handling?
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