Toy housing

[KAC]

I'm in the process of rebuilding my toy runnung gear.I just about have all my parts.:ro: Somethings are not too cheap but atleast it should hold up well to my way of driving(not Depot syle):)

[KAC]

Here is a couple of pics of my modifide front toy housing to fit under my 85 Sammy with the narrow spring hangers

[KAC]

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[slowzuki]

KAC I've got a couple of toy axles waiting to go under my 85 as well. Did you switch to u-bolts or keep the toyota style with threaded part at the bottom?
Ken

[Fullload]

Don't bother slowzuki and flip the u-bolts and re-use your suzuki spring plates on the rear ( don't know about the front yet) Just picture what would happen the first rock those things kissed if it was in the factory position.

KAC Just in case you didn't know the short side spring plate is 3/8ths higher than the long side because of how far it rides up on the diff. You may have to add 3/8ths more to make the truck sit proper like.
Toyota used a stiffer sping pack to compensate for this when they built them.

[KAC]

On the diff side(frt) I had to cut into the housing to get the spring pad in the right spot because of the narrow spring width. I've got tabs welded to the front of the diff and one on the third member to bolt the spring down. It would've probably been easier to move my springs out ward on the frame. The rest will be u-bolts with the threads pointing up. I'm using round bottomed 1/2 ubolts.

Fullload I new it was higher but I wasn't sure on how much,thanks.

[slowzuki]

Fullload,

Thanks but I don't have any zuk ones left what with the 3 link rear, 4 link front and air-bags :beer: just curious what KAC was planning!


Originally posted by Fullload
Don't bother slowzuki and flip the u-bolts and re-use your

[Fullload]

No prob guys. Not alot of peope know the height difference and some live with a lop sided truck. Not my style ( i hope !!!):beer: