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ZUKIWORLD Discussion Forum => Suzuki 4x4 Forum => Topic started by: Shrock on April 27, 2006, 03:32:45 PM
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Can I fit 37's ....with this "lift kit".... ??  ;D ;D
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....with this "lift kit".... ??  ;D
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......maybe :)
-Eric
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is that an SAS kit. finish ur self.
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i dont know if YOU could , but i know I could ;D
jason
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Details plzzzzzzzzzzzzz
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I can fit 37s on a tracker without that kit. Alll I need is a sawzall and a rubber mallet! ;D
Mike
JK Details plz
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I can fit 37s on a tracker without that kit. Alll I need is a sawzall and a rubber mallet! ;D
Mike
JK Details plz
Actually Im not kidding, but I still want details. :)
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well if you really want to show us you can use my truck for a demo... (;D)
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stop teasing!!!!!!!!
derek
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The bumper was worth waiting for.
But, Come on.
The suspense is killing most of us.
Needing pre-orders? ;) ;D
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I know for sure I can ;D
You do seem to be missing a FEW :o important parts though ;)
Welcome back Mr Hagen - so how did Moab go :D We sure have missed you :)
"Tweaked" my 3" Calmini kit to 5" while you were away - just dialing in the Camber and hey presto - it will be done ;D 8)
ZeusZuki
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we want more info!!!
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I smell a 4-link Toy SAS with Hydro steering :-X :-X :-X :-X
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NC is on the right track. Toy axles F&R, high pinion front with an e-locker, Hydro assist steering, sway away air shocks, 4-link or 3-link front and rear.
No plans for a kit at this point, but anything is possible. We will likely make some of the components and brackets available at least though.
The plan is to make one sick Kick and keep it looking clean and not hacked up. They sure make the 32's look small though!
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Most of the parts are here. I need to order some hydro assist stuff and decide what to do about gearing. The 4:1's arent going to cut it I dont think....
Thinking about a RingR or something from OTT. I hear the OTT stuff takes a long time, and they havent called me back yet, so the Ringr and dual toy cases is looking interesting. Still not sure yet though. Suggestions?
Sparks start flying today!
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Kick Ass. I cant wait to see the final result 8)
Zig
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I would hope you could fit 37's on with that kit! can't wait to see it finished
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The plasma cutter has spoken...and 4 hrs later....;D
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I can not even begin to tell you how cool that is, but I have the feeling you already now!
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dude, that is wicked
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Starting to do some mockup's. Approach angle will be good! ;D
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tres cool
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Oh my goodness, if I don't get a shop soon, I am going to go crazy.
That is just wicked.. keep the pics coming for the wannabe in me.
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that thing will be intense for sure
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I must add my *drool* and envy to this thread as well.
~J~
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A few more pics. I'm starting to get excited about this thing! I may actually have something to wheel again in this century. :D
We are trying to keep in low and fairly stock/clean looking on the body, i.e. not looking hacked up. No body lift either! It's gonna be interesting to see how the trimming goes, but it doesnt look too bad right now. Moving the axle forward a few inches helps a lot.
The link mounts on there right now are just flat bar pieces for testing the suspension geometry.
Speaking of axles, I had always heard a stock Toy front was too narrow. With the 2.75" BS wheels I'm running, it looks fine to me.
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that thing is looking AMAZING! I love the way it's not getting body lift. digging that. that thing is going to get a massive RTI score once it's finished. it's coming allong great, nice work
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Got started on the rear. Moving the axle back about 3". Should have about 93" wheel base when done.
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I sure hope this kit will become available in the future. I can´t understand why all the aftermarket vendors haven't put one sas kit for sale yet. It seems to me that there's a lot of people interested in that.
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A full kit from us is unlikely in the near future. The setup we are doing on this one is way too expensive to sell. The pic in post #1, on page 1 is about $1800.00, and not even half of what is needed. Less expensive parts can be used of course. We are using it as a learning & testing exercise. Next time we will probably try something more...sellable for lack of a better term.
We WILL offer some components, brackets and information that will make the job much easier though.
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We WILL offer some components, brackets and information that will make the job much easier though. ÂÂ
A DIY SAS kit, cool ;) ;D
Stu
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A full kit from us is unlikely in the near future. The setup we are doing on this one is way too expensive to sell. The pic in post #1, on page 1 is about $1800.00, and not even half of what is needed. Less expensive parts can be used of course. We are using it as a learning & testing exercise. Next time we will probably try something more...sellable for lack of a better term.
We WILL offer some components, brackets and information that will make the job much easier though.
yes, please on the info ...
I agree that a "kit" is probably not a winner for ya, but I'm also happy to see that TT is giving it a go. The "market" will drive it one way or another soon I'm sure ...
But more to ME and the info thing :) ...
I'm workin' on using D44's instead of toys (aka getting a 60" WMS and 5.89's).
The "info" that would be very nice ...
What you did for the front links? I think I see a panhard ... is it 4 link parallel, or radius arms, or ???
What did you decide on for the steering box? (I see the blue tape!) ...
I'm guessing those are airshox ... 16's or 14's ... that flexup is awesome!
What's your frame height looking to be?
What do you think it'll eventually weigh in at?
I'm SURE your outta todo items, so I expect your answers right away ;)
I'm also trying to stay as low as possible, and hoping my waggy front will gimme a bit more to work with when the wheels are turned and stuffed up in. BTW my goal is 35's (maybe 37's at some point with chromo stuff for the D44). airshox are on my list, and so, yea, some experiences and getting the links up front would be helpful ... TIA
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i have the same plan as u do i have started gathering the parts but im putting a full toyota drivetrin into mine 22re from a 91 pickup 5 speed trans and marlin gears in the transfercase 4.7s im going to long arm the axels and use coil over shocks i think it would be easyist to set up with coilovers. can you lift it up and take a picture looking up so i can see how you did your trailing arms and i would like to see an upclose of the stearing setup??????????? ;D ;D ;D ;D
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that thing is going to look sweet when it is done make sure to post some pics when it is done
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have you guys at shrock works thought of making a lift for 1st and 2nd gen kick/track/vits that has longer control arms like calmini? I think that would be a really awesome thing. I'm sure I'm not the only one that wants to get bigger control arms without getting calmini's kit.
just an idea.. also making a dual control arm kit for these vehicles would be really cool as well. I'm sure you are pretty busy with all the other stuff you are doing but I thought I'd throw some ideas out there
can't wait to see more progress on that sas kit, it is really freaking awesome
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Getting to work on the rear. Here are some new pics and some details on the suspension geometry. Any questions let me know...
Went with a 4 Link in the rear:
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3 Link with panhard in the front:
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and my boy Matt says he likes it! :D
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hey jim, thx loads for the details and the updates ... can you e-mail me the full size pics from the calculator tho? (zukiworld has shrunk enuf where I can't quite read the deatils).
I'm hoping to use your dimensions as a start for my game with the calc ...
TIA
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Try this:
http://www.shrockworks.com/Forum_Images/tksas19.jpg
http://www.shrockworks.com/Forum_Images/tksas20.jpg
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I love that thing. awesomeness!
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yes, please on the info ...
The "info" that would be very nice ...
What you did for the front links? I think I see a panhard ... is it 4 link parallel, or radius arms, or ???
3 Link with a panhard (obviously from the Calc.) Much like a comp moon buggy
What did you decide on for the steering box? (I see the blue tape!) ...
PSC Hydro assist stock box...still need to get to that so there will be more on mounting etc.
I'm guessing those are airshox ... 16's or 14's ... that flexup is awesome!
14" Sway a Way
What's your frame height looking to be?
About 20" and some change under the skid
What do you think it'll eventually weigh in at?
Unknown. Each airshock is about 6lbs. .The front axle is about 250 lbs. with steering so far (no hydro assist ram yet) the rear end about 210lbs. Each rim and tire 140lbs. . I'll weight a link when I build a real one. ÂÂ
Nick
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can you post some better pics of the frunt suspention closer and more how you linked it.
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Nick is a perfectionist and doesnt want you to see the tacked flat bar and angle iron brackets he used to develop the suspension geometry. He is drawing them up for laser cutting in CAD right now. Along with a pimp belly skid with link attachment points that may see the light of day as a ShrockWorks product if demand is there.
Give us a little time, and I promise very detailed pics of everything. I'll try to sneak a few in the meantime when he isnt looking. :D
Jim
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would you make some of those brackets avalible for us not fortinit enough to have a machine to cut them? it seems from all the posts you can see everyone would love this mod. its would be the price that would be the kicker in wether everyone would do it. mabye we can traid for some stuff . im doing a 22re swap into my sidekick you can use my instalation to make a kit for the swap. ill do the testing and give you all the info on how i mounted and wired it. maybe you can help me with the axel swap.
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We will make a full belly skid that incorporates the upper and lower link mounts, front and rear. It will really take the guesswork out the process on the geometry. Probably some axle brackets and shock hoops too.
If the response is good, we will probably add some additional pieces to round out a kit.
Jim