More SAS flex pics

[holshotracer]

I added some rear blocks and extended shackles so I wanted to check out the flex again. Theres no better place than Cheapthrillb2's.

Heres my bump stop oh i mean shock

Also heres one of the explanger and my dad's project 86 f150. Its sitting on 32s with 2.5" of lift.

 

[Big Red Ranger]

nice

 

[kunar]

lol, look at the hand prints on the door

 

[Dishtowel]

Rig lookes wicked man. Good flex! I can't recommend running shock boots thought. After taking mine off and discovering this I will never run them again on this orientation of shock, shaft down, perhaps, but shaft up. no thanks.

PS: I just had a rad arm fail, and thus seriously reinforced. I know you guys wheel hard so I just thought I would submit that for your consideration.

 

[Danger-Ranger96]

Chester's hood is definately a nice touch, i'm loving it!

 

[CheapThrillB2]

lol, look at the hand prints on the door

i needed somewhere to wipe the mud from my hands

 

[compleckz]

looks good! so whats the plan for weight on the rear-end? i think i remember something being mentioned in the last thread..

 

[JohnnyU]

PS: I just had a rad arm fail, and thus seriously reinforced. I know you guys wheel hard so I just thought I would submit that for your consideration.

I was just getting ready to comment on the spindly-looking radius arm. I'd be interested to see more information on how you extended them.

 

[CheapThrillB2]

I was just getting ready to comment on the spindly-looking radius arm. I'd be interested to see more information on how you extended them.

they are gonna get rebuilt, those were last minute set-up to get the truck mobile.

but what they are now is 1.25x2.50 over the stock arm, then another peice of DOM over that DOM as to double it up, then just a piece of .250 welded in at the bend as a gusset. He plans to rebuild them, and do a wristed arm.

 

[JohnnyU]

At least they are a known problem and are intended to be rebuilt.

I'm extremely concerned with the overabundance of underbuilt suspension components popping up around here lately. Guys, I can't stress enough the importance of properly designed and built components.

 

[CheapThrillB2]

At least they are a known problem and are intended to be rebuilt.
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without question

 

[rickcdewitt]

I can't recommend running shock boots though. After taking mine off and discovering this I will never run them again on this orientation of shock, shaft down, perhaps, but shaft up. no thanks.

looks like mine when they came off.coulden't agree more

 

[Ranger44]

lol, look at the hand prints on the door

Leave someone in the mud?

 

[Boggin]

Love the odd headights

your truck rocks