BTW4Runner's 00 3rd Gen SAS Thread

BTW4Runner

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The time has come to start my SAS build thread for my 2000 4Runner SR5. She will be getting a LP D44 from a Wagoneer, with Trail-Gear's SAS Kit A. I am currently compiling parts for the build, and plan on doing the work/fabrication myself with the help of my Dad.

Current Mods

Suspension
- Toytec Boss Supsension lift
- 1" Body Spacer
- 890 OME Coils w/ Nitro Charger shocks
- Stock Control Arms F/R

Drivetrain
- Stock drivetrain (280k)
- 4.56 Nitro Gears

Armor
- Addicted Offroad Front Tube bumper
- Savage Offroad Rock Sliders
- Stock Skid Plates

Wheels/Tires
- 305x70r16 Goodyear MTRs
- Mickey Thompson Classic II's
- 1.25" Spydertrax Wheel Spacers

Miscellaneous
- Smitty Bilt XRC8 winch w/ synthetic cable
- ARB High Output 12V Air Compressor mounted in engine bay
- Uniden Pro 520 XL CB radio mounted in center console
- DNA Bucket Seats
- Pioneer FH-X720BT
- Super 44 Muffler

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Tires and rear springs are in, just waiting on the SAS kit and new knuckles to show up.
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Update:
IFS is gone. Grinding everything smooth and preparing to cut the frame. Up next is welding all the perches/mounts up and then bolting it all in. Also decided to convert the rear to leaf springs so I didnt have to deal with fabing up rear links/messing with rear suspension geometry. Plan is to be done around this time next week.
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My buddy just used TG's 3-link kit on his.
It's hard to keep these at a reasonable height with a solid axle under them!
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You said TG SAS kit, but I didn't see anything beyond that. Are you doing leafs? Linked and coilovers?
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Scratch that; I see your front hanger on there [emoji1619]
 
Axle is set, feels like its in the homestretch but still have a lot of work to do. I will be PMing those interested in parts tomorrow!
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On its own weight now :dancin: just have some minor adjustments to make and she will be ready to drive!
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Holy crap that's tall! What's your frame height at the drivers door(from ground to bottom of frame)?
Looking forward to seeing pics of her on the trail stretching her legs! [emoji1598]
 
That's badass! There is a 3rd gen local here. that has a SAS swap, but using toyota solid axle !
 
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This looks great man!! I remember the first SAS build I saw on a ranger years ago took the dude months to complete. Fast work!
 

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