Solid Axle Swap

[showtimecustoms]

Hey guys im doing a solid axle swap im my 2000 s10 zr2, going to run a dynatrac d60 axle, arb, 5.13, SAW coilovers and a 4 link system, if anyones got any advice before i start the install it would be appreicated.. the one thing i am still looking for is the 4 link, ive found the brackets i need but not the actually link bars, if anyone knows where i can get them please let me know or if anyone fabs them please let me know.... thanks i will keep you all posted on the progress i hope to have the acle in a month dynatrac is custom making it....

[belmont mild]

im intertested in seeing the pictures

[axldrgn]

like all projects here,.....:worthless_without_p

[jeepxj89]

shiat someones got money. looking forward to seein this build

[MudKick]

Hey guys im doing a solid axle swap im my 2000 s10 zr2, going to run a dynatrac d60 axle, arb, 5.13, SAW coilovers and a 4 link system, if anyones got any advice before i start the install it would be appreicated.. the one thing i am still looking for is the 4 link, ive found the brackets i need but not the actually link bars, if anyone knows where i can get them please let me know or if anyone fabs them please let me know.... thanks i will keep you all posted on the progress i hope to have the acle in a month dynatrac is custom making it....

Check out this site. Really good prices.
Please do not soil your keyboard.
http://ballisticfabrication.3dcartstores.com/index.html

[whitetrashxj]

oOoOooo pretty shiny stuff,


its always funner/good learing experience to make the bracketry yourself,

i too am looking forward to this build... post lots of pics man so that i can compare to my jimmy..


5:13 gears hmmmm? you planning on running 38`s?

[MudKick]

oOoOooo pretty shiny stuff,


its always funner/good learing experience to make the bracketry yourself,

Maybe...
But I have done, designed and fabbed all of my own stuff like that in the past and am still trapped in doing so. I am starting to think now after really understanding how long it takes, pronounce: how long your build takes I would resort to buying some of the more complex stuff premade... If buying one pair of brackets saves me a day af fabing, it's worth it.
Plus, when it comes to threaded steering linkage, threaded suspension linkage, rod ends, jam nuts, adapters, etc, we generaly outsource this to machine shops anyways... Looking at these guys prices, probably due to hi production runs their cost is low and their parts are very reasonable. Probably cheaper then ordering custum, "one of" work localy...

[whitetrashxj]

yea thats true, i was talking more about the bracketry... i didnt bother trying to get the steering and ****, i just went and bought it all and put it on