kspeterson96
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Picked up this old truggy chassis from a buddy of mine over a year ago and after lots of parts stacking and trails getting harder for my old leaf sprung cj-5 I'm finally getting around to putting it together. I'll throw some old pictures of it when it was together, how I got it and how its going. Build sheet is as follows: Toyota 4age, currie rock-jock60 front, 60 rear, toy cases (yeah i know they aren't strong but its what i can afford) ADS 2.25 air shocks, 39" Reds on
creeper locks.
The day I picked the old unit up, ended up buying it for the engine and I really liked how it looked so engine went away and i kept the chassis.
These are my axle housings I ended up with, some OGs may recognize them, these are DSI's old toasty KOH axles
Scored these ADS air shocks on ebay, they are way to fancy for this old Toyota car but deals are deals haha
Nothing like a set of used reds to tie a budget build together, no break in needed
creeper locks.
The day I picked the old unit up, ended up buying it for the engine and I really liked how it looked so engine went away and i kept the chassis.
These are my axle housings I ended up with, some OGs may recognize them, these are DSI's old toasty KOH axles
Scored these ADS air shocks on ebay, they are way to fancy for this old Toyota car but deals are deals haha
Nothing like a set of used reds to tie a budget build together, no break in needed
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every tube that made up the boat-sides were full of water and rust and I figured if I'm making new frame rails it wouldn't be much more work to make fresh boat-sides instead of trying to tie into ***anic handrailing. I'm sure the strip down pictures are getting boring so the next batch of photos should be a new frame getting made up and getting put in. In the mean time I'll keep wasting grinding wheels, party on fellas!
Its nothing fancy, just the stock 16v big port engine that came in the aw11 mr2's and the corollas, the 20v engines are a bit better but harder to find without spending good money.
