One last question, why the SAS?
You need to do some serious research to figure out what you want/need.
And I don't mean asking everyone else what they think you should do, that's not research.
The next question is do you have the skills and tools to cut/grind/weld?
Are you going to fab any of the parts or buy everything ?
Are you going to do the work or pay someone?
This. Id invest in gearing/lockers/armor before the SAS. The toyota IFS is pretty capable. Learn to wheel your truck before you spend tons of time and money building it the wrong way.
you will be fine with just new leaf springs. I would ditch the body lift and the blocks in the rear. I personally would go with the 4" springs up front (5" total lift) and 5" springs in the rear.
probably 38sWhat size tire are you planing on running? Have you thought about gearing/lockers for the axles?
Read through this thread, pretty good description of how to make a toyota rock crawler...
how to build a toyota, solid axle, rock crawler thread. - Off-Road Forums & Discussion Groups
And yes, 35s will fit with just a 3"bl.
i have got lockers and 4:56 gearing.
it is very capable of doing the smaller trails around my area, but im looking to go a little more extreme.Youd be surprised how capable your rig is right now. Add some t-case gears and some armor and your pretty well off.
Some other lower cost options.
RUF:
rear up front FAQ - Pirate4x4.Com
63"s
63" Chevy 1/2-ton spring swap FAQ!! - Pirate4x4.Com
Watch local classifieds for that axle. Its cheaper buying an already assembled axle that some one is parting out vs buying everything new...
i have the skills
buying everything.
i will be doing it with the help of friends.
and i could be wrong, but this forum is for helping people and getting help. i am asking all the necessary questions.