[briannunes]

Wouldn't it be a little silly in a 2wd 4 banger? I guess so is the lift spindles I have been looking at in the scheme of things.

Well once you swap in a solid axle, you can change the transmission to a 4wd one, add a transfer case, and it would be 4wd.

Theres a lot of solid axle toyotas running around with the 22re 4 banger. The yota guys call them the 4 squirrels of fury lol. A lot of them have a lot lower axle gearing, and dual transfer cases.

They seem to do pretty good, theyre super light with the little engines and float over everything. And they get awesome gas mileage for lifted trucks.

Theyre just the slowest things on the trail. Lol.

 

[TokoDragon]

I found a toyota that had a massive lift and 22re. (also solid front axle 4x4)

Plus if you figure out how to swap a solid axle in swapping the engine later down the road wont be a difficult job for you.

 

[snowman46919]

solid axle swap and a turboed bt4 might not be bad either if I am going to dream.

 

[terry10]

just to cont. the thread hijack-- there is a yota crawler for sale on facebook with a 2.2 ecotec and the rest is yota drive train

 

[briannunes]

:threadhijacked:

 

[Countryboy732]

If it doesn't have a v8, it's gotta stay outta this thread. Let's talk about something interesting like boo bees.

 

[snowman46919]

Sorry wasn't intentionally trying to start a thread jack.

 

[Countryboy732]

Well it's been a while but we finally got our trucks up to the Gilbert mn ohv park. First runs on the trail for us and we were having so much fun we took limited pictures. But here's some to satisfy your taste buds. The first is a video of me making it out of a trail called "side wall". This trail claimed mikes front diff cover, popping a hole in it..... He took down two trees in the process and put a good dent in the box. It was an awesome show that never made it to film.? It was an awesome time for sure!

 

[Countryboy732]

 

[crewcab rabbit]

Looks like a good time , looks like you could have used some sliders

 

[chewy95]

Did you have any probs mounting up the np241? I've got a pass drop np241 behind my 80e/6.0 in my 95 blazer with a 2" body lift, and its hitting the floor and likes 4-6 inches to bolt up. Thanks

 

[suicidal]

...Mike, I need to bring you my crew cab so you can do a SFA for me. LOL

 

[AceHaag]

I have a driver side drop 241 so it wouldn't be the same.

Luis, bring it up we could have it done in a week.

 

[TokoDragon]

Hey Acehaag, what Master Cylinder are you using?

I saw you have the JB7 83 suburban callipers and I need new callipers on my truck.

I'm using the 1.5'' bore suburban Master Cylinder, it should be a good match for the JB7 callipers.

 

[AceHaag]

I think my master cylinder is off a 94 1ton but I'm not sure really. I have a few parts trucks and I don't remember which one it came off.

 

[Countryboy732]

Bump!!!! Stopping in to say HI!

 

[terry10]

Hi travis, you should post some pics of that blazer while your here.

 

[bbzr2]

Man! I just read through your guys build and both rigs look awesome!

 

[Countryboy732]

Got no new pics. Will have some more soon though. Gotta fix a few things before our next wheeling trip.

 

[Countryboy732]

Well I guess you can say this is gonna happen..... AAM out of an 03 dodge 3/4 ton, 2000's f-250 leaf springs, custom made front cross member, same style hangers and shackles..... Probably a custom high steer arm..... Still thinking on that last one.