First mini "Yota project"

Link it forward with a wishbone like Seth did.

Much love to the wishbone. When I redo my links, I'm going wishbone! Do it!

Edited: 5/11/2007 4:07:28 PM by BAGGEDTACO45

Here is some updated pics

let me know what you guys think

Damn...looks bad ass!! Where did you get the wishbone & lower bars from??

i think when he said bars backward he meant the lift bars..which is fine, i just did my toyota that way and it works awesome and gets good lift

Originally posted by smcprez



Damn...looks bad ass!! Where did you get the wishbone & lower bars from??

I would like to know too.

Nice looking setup man! What are you going to do for bag mounts?

And goddam, is your entire truck made of rust? Lol.

Edited: 5/13/2007 7:32:23 PM by BAGGEDTACO45

Edited: 5/13/2007 7:29:42 PM by BAGGEDTACO45

heres some more updated pics i had to redo the upper wishbone because i didnt like it so let me know what you guys think

The rear bars are just tacked into place not really even sure if thats how i wana do it...let me know what you think and mabe even give me some sugestions thanks again nd:

Thats about the same place my lower bars are and I like the way they work and look. By the way your doing some good work on it keep it up.

that rod is a LSPV i think. load sensing proportioning valve...when there is a lot of weight in the back of the truck the rear of it starts to sag...as the back goes down from the added weight it pushes that rod downward which applies more fluid to the rear drums to aid in better stopping with the additional weight. you can take if off, its not needed anymore. with a hole in your bed floor the hauling of rock days are over.