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    DTB's Tree Hugger SAS

    Heres the reader's digest version of my build to date....

    Hello from missouri (or misery, as we call it here ) Truck started stock, 93 truck ...300k on ticker I wheeled the ****************ing piss out of it with 31's on it....took it many places I would have never imagined....


    Her first dent lol

    new motor........The block was bored .030 over and a low-end cam from EngineBuilders installed. picked up a Japanese timing chain kit, new water pump, pistons, head, valves, springs, rockers, clutch, reman flywheel, exhaust, etc.




    Flatbed (temporary) and tube doors. detroit in rear, 4.88 precision gears
    Low down and durrrrrrty rock-stacking web wheeler

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    prep for paint..Krylon ultra flat khaki.... [img width=800 height=600]http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d126/dirtoyboy/IMG_0864.jpg[/img]
    Low down and durrrrrrty rock-stacking web wheeler

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    Here's the plan...

    84 axle
    Sky truss
    Sky diff guards (front and rear)
    Marlin knuckle ball gusset kit
    OEM knuckle service
    Hy-steer (Marlin)
    Rock rings
    Brake backing plate eliminators




    Stock third
    Yukon 5.29s
    Open until I can afford longs and an aussie locker

    Springs Marlin 4" USA
    Bilstein
    Sky or Marlin shock hoops
    Marlin spring hangar






    some other crap
    Hydro assist
    remote hydro cooler
    larger PS reservoir
    Remove AC
    Brake proportioning valve
    Triple drilled flanges
    Breathers
    u-bolt flip (Marlin)
    wheel spacers
    ifs calipers and fj60 rotors
    Marlin rear kit
    Power steering box mount plate (Marlin)
    36x12.5 SX's
    Some steel wheels to make beadlocks later

    I got this for uber cheap
    after a couple hours of work (yea right!)





    more new stuff...nuttin big just some bearings and knuckle rebuild stuff (all OEM, none of that cheap chinese crap for my ride) new rear shoes, spindle, drum, and a 60" Hi-Lift

    This is the slow part when I just sit around collecting parts..YAWN




    knuckles cleaned up real good......

    bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.....mmmmmmmmmmm



    and just for fun here's a pic of me pulling a fool-size up the side of a mountain in Colorado

    Low down and durrrrrrty rock-stacking web wheeler

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    Sky guards came..



    Please feel free to critique teh welds








    new exhaust.....magnaflow cat
    Flowmaster hushpower (shhhhhhh!)
    Low down and durrrrrrty rock-stacking web wheeler

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    who says u cant tow with a four cylinder??



    put a ghey black stripe on the hood

    ready for axle assembly





    IFS where it belongs>>>>>

    buh bye so sad

    working on the rear too and that brings us up to speed for this week
    Low down and durrrrrrty rock-stacking web wheeler

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    heres a couple update pics...ive been real busy and crap not a lot of time blah blah blah.....

    new tires here...36x12.5 SX's they look like they'll fit, right? haha

    hit a snag with the axle...stripped an ARP stud in the knuckle so i had to go pick up a new knuckle...good thing i got a toyota junkyard readily available (thanks Victor! :wave So i had to clean and paint/prep up a new one. Here's the axle as she sits now>>

    and i started cutting the rear perches off... (dont ask about the blue diff thats how it was when i got it.... ) it will get some new paint soon enough weather is supposed to be nice this week so we'll see what can get done
    Low down and durrrrrrty rock-stacking web wheeler

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    lo profile drain plugs

    shocks

    cutting frame holes (not fun) the gussets on the outside passenger framerail were PITA's!!!

    this helped a little bit







    shackle angle looks good right?
    Low down and durrrrrrty rock-stacking web wheeler

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    bling bling










    15 lb tank mmmmmm

    I built a set of breathers for 12 dollars each. 5.00 for the fitting, 2 dollars for the filter and 5 dollars for the hose. These Nissan fittings are pretty sweet. Im gonna weld a small piece of round tube on top to protect it from breaking off.
    Low down and durrrrrrty rock-stacking web wheeler

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    these are some 34.5s i had sitting around...havnet mounted the 36's yet

    got her back on two of her feet lol.. i guess im halfway done :dunno: :woohoo:









    Low down and durrrrrrty rock-stacking web wheeler

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    Got her on 4 wheels today...36's mounted too. just some minor adjustments needed with the rear shackle hangar. started ripping out AC and prepping front grill for the hydro cooler.



    got the brakes squared away
    Low down and durrrrrrty rock-stacking web wheeler

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