sas help plz

[Bootless]

im wondering if they make a kit to do a sas any one know?

 

[Gadget X]

You'll have to fab your own setup. Search on here and you will find a lot of info!

 

[Bootless]

I have it seems a bit much for me how much travel xan i get out of the ttb front end?

 

[FR-425]

im wondering if they make a kit to do a sas any one know?

James Duff has spring towers, shock mounts, radius arms and cross member. It's sort of a kit.

http://www.jamesduff.com/

 

[malohnes]

Check out Wood1's sticky post above for the info you want on TTB performance.

TTB's can flex well indeed, but need some careful work to maintain proper geometry. You can go with kits that provide brackets or you can get your beams cut and turned and even modified to accept D44 knuckles for greater strength. You can do quite a bit with these axles, as I think you will see.

 

[Robrun77]

4 link and dont look back

 

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[96EXXLTinCO]

Check with Josh at http://www.sffcustoms.com/ he does SAS's and I hear tell he now sells a 1st gen kit to do your own SAS. Or if you're any where near Colorado, he's got a pretty damn good deal on just having him do it.