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Tundra 10.5"
Custom 9.5 front axle build (1 Viewer)
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Well finally made it home to Florida and this comes in. Do you sleep? Lol. Trip was flawless, thank you and Jeff.Tundra 10.5"
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Mike, you know I don't sleep well... Just building and cooking.. what I do.
I don’t see any info on your website about buying an axle housing for a 10.5” 3rd. Can you send me some info as I am interested in pricing out this option for an 80 series.Tundra 10.5"
@TRAIL TAILOR do your have any pics of you complete front axle housing?
High9, 9.5" or the Tunda 10.5?
A link to you hidden website front axle parts etc...
What is the name of your custom housings?
High9, 9.5" or the Tunda 10.5?
A link to you hidden website front axle parts etc...
What is the name of your custom housings?
Ive been looking at 609 & diamond set ups & other crate options, but yours with all the 80 series balls knuckles outers seems to be a better direction.
Did you pull the trigger on anything here? Also unable to find the section on Trail Tailor's website related to axle builds.
I think you have to have him build the axle as part of a much larger scope project….
Just email Jason, right off the website. My SAS is built with a few other of his parts + the housing, pretty far from a large scope spend in terms of builds.
I opted to keep the front 8" that I was already running from an 80 series because I'd already blown my budget elsewhere, but it was nothing more than a few emails back and forth to get it started. Love it, would do it again (but maybe with a bigger budget and ring gear).
I opted to keep the front 8" that I was already running from an 80 series because I'd already blown my budget elsewhere, but it was nothing more than a few emails back and forth to get it started. Love it, would do it again (but maybe with a bigger budget and ring gear).
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I quite building axles unless for in house builds. It was getting to where I couldn't do anything else.
Then last July I had a light stroke and really pulled back on any work.
Jason
TT
Then last July I had a light stroke and really pulled back on any work.
Jason
TT
Please take care of your self, your health is the most important priority !
