Alright guys I really need some help...I'm new to all this stuff and being honest will tell you I know NOTHING at all about this stuff but I'm ready and wanting to learn...Thought about doing an SAS on my 88 Toyota Pickup 3.0... I see that Trail Gear and AllPro both have an SAS kit for my truck BUT what else would I have to purchase to complete it other than the kit? I know I will need gears so what would be the best TURN KEY job? Thanks for your help and time!
SAS Questions...
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I'd recommend reading this: Solid Axle Swap | Marlin Crawler, Inc.
It should give you a good idea as to what is required. Aside from the kit, the main items are a complete solid axle, drive shaft(s), and most likely some bigger tires
It should give you a good idea as to what is required. Aside from the kit, the main items are a complete solid axle, drive shaft(s), and most likely some bigger tires
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I just got some 32's that aren't on my truck yet...would I need bigger than that?I'd recommend reading this: Solid Axle Swap | Marlin Crawler, Inc.
It should give you a good idea as to what is required. Aside from the kit, the main items are a complete solid axle, drive shaft(s), and most likely some bigger tires
hmmm thats pretty interesting!! I'll look into it!With the 3.0 I can't remember if this was only for low lifts, but the 2wd 3vze oil pan will give you more clearance
The general consesus is "keep it low with big tars" 
If I remember right, the AP or Marlin 4" will fit 35's with a little trimming and some pinch weld mods.
As for what tire size you "need" is up to you. What kind of wheelin' do you expect to do? Is it a daily driver or a trailer queen?
Think through the whole process. You've got a TON of vendors for the Toy so have some fun with it!!
Do your reading and searching too dude, that's the best way to get edgeumicated.
Good luck with it and post up some pics of yur rig!!
If I remember right, the AP or Marlin 4" will fit 35's with a little trimming and some pinch weld mods.
As for what tire size you "need" is up to you. What kind of wheelin' do you expect to do? Is it a daily driver or a trailer queen?
Think through the whole process. You've got a TON of vendors for the Toy so have some fun with it!!
Do your reading and searching too dude, that's the best way to get edgeumicated.
Good luck with it and post up some pics of yur rig!!