415Yota’s Build

I love all of the well thought out mods and upgrades. Makes me wish I was 3D print capable! (Well, at home anyways)
 
Updates for days

Have gone on a bunch of trips this year so far and hopefully more to come.

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Got the supercharger installed, this thing works great going up hills, can definitely tell it needs fuel mods to make it happy though. 7th injector setup coming soon?

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Got the Jshift tcase installed in place of the multimode and installed the triple shifters as well. Had to shorten my front driveshaft by roughly 3”, found out that a 1.75” OD steel tube fits perfect inside the driveshaft tube (Tom woods, not oem) and so I was able to use that to keep the driveshaft straight when cutting/rewelding together.

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If you want to be able to do 2lo with the triple shifter you must take the tcase apart and remove/modify a couple things.

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After it was shortened

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Forgot to bring a cigarette charger on a week long trip and decided it was time to replace them with usb-c/usb chargers. Had to file out the holes just a tiny bit but they fit almost perfect.

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Got one of these dohickys

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These fire extinguishers are sweet, super compact and supposedly work better than a standard extinguisher. They don’t expire either. Hopefully I’ll never need them but feels good having them. They fit perfect in the front door lower pockets.

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Installed some flush mount marine type hinges on my sleeping platform, this way it’s still a flat piece of plywood but now I can fold up that little flap and it makes it so I can scoot my front seats back all the way without fully tearing down my sleeping setup. This makes a huge difference in being able to go wheeling for the day or finding the next campsite.

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Bent the crap out of my rear lower control arm frame mount, had locust skids installed but they didn’t do a whole lot. Ended up unbending the mount and installing eimkeith skids. Not the prettiest welds but it’ll do.

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Found out I got water in my starter and this is what happened when I let it sit. Got a new oem starter installed.

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Welp that rigid light bar I got a good deal on had 6 of the leds burn up before I even got to use it, curious what rigid is going to say. I requested a refund directly to rigid on Amazon Friday night. I got it like 3 months ago so it’s not covered by Amazons A-Z warranty anymore. Bummer.

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You've been busy, nice mods. Those eimeith things look much better than the Lotus skids, better coverage and a lot more stout.
 
I’ve been collecting parts for the past few months. Last couple weeks things have been getting pretty serious with my suspension order. Going 1 tons & 40’s. Been a while since I’ve posted here, but here’s some pictures.

Here’s the carport I’m doing the project in
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Here’s Tim getting some shots, yes this project will be fully documented on the Timmy the Toolman youtube channel.
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Front suspension removed
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Rear suspension removed
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The axles I’ll be using out a 2011 f350 superduty
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And the grande finale (there’s a lot more in the order aside from the front kit, just going to have to wait and see ;) )
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Ok finally making some progress on this, it’s been quite a while.

Got all the 4wheelunderground parts laid out
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Frame plates and steering box installed, wasn’t easy getting enough clearance in the core support lots of trimming involved.
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Got the superduty knuckle kit all welded up
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Letting the center section cool slowly after welding the tubes to the cast section
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First pic of axle under the truck with lowers hooked up
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Steering/links/knuckles all mocked up under the truck
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Gear pattern on the front axle came out pretty good I think on the first try
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Next step is getting the front coilovers mocked up and once those are dialed in with the bumpstops I can finish weld everything and paint. Then front will be just about complete.
 

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