Our '87 4R SR5 Honduras Coffee/Missions Rig Build...

Yes, depending on height may have DS ange issues. Dual cases and high pinion is a solution though, spendy solution. But tons of advantages.

Great, thanks! I wanna keep my tranny for now and do a solid axle swap. I'm going to start collecting parts so any advice is greatly appreciated!!!
 
I'm doing my front bumper now and was going to use the bolts on the bottom where the tow hooks go. Will this be an issue when welding up the leaf spring brackets or do they go further back?
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EDIT: Figured this out.
 
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Unless you need it, I wouldn't/I'm not with mine. Straight axle is nice but unnecessary unless your really wheeling hard. But IFS rides better for driving and exploring. There are some folks out there that run their IFS through some gnarly stuff and they keep on going.
Love what your doing by the way! I'd like to hear more about your ministry down in Honduras as well, sounds interesting! Maybe PM me or something!? Thanks and keep on keeping on!
 
^^ Thanks!

So I think the best plan is to continue forward as normal for now. It will get used primarily off road in Honduras so I think I'll have them do it there. Maybe when I have the front clip repaired there so they are only tearing into it once. Seems like a sensible plan at least. :)
 
Got way less done today than I thought I would, but the mount for the front bumper is made and STRONG!!!

Frame support goes next and then the actual bumper.
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Yes. Horrible company that made it. The bumper steel is solid, but the mount was not so I made the one you see and all the measurements were way off.
 

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