JD's Sonoma on 22s

Ok guys the front fab work on JD's sonoma is complete. Since my last update I have completed the inner fenders, modified the underside of the hood by making some new panels to clear the wheel tubs, and built a small air intake. then I relocated and built mounts for the computer, abs module, fuse box, and also the cruise control. Then I ran all new brake lines from the master cylinder to the abs module and then down to the factory fittings, and I trimmed the cups to accept the bigger 2600 series bags Then the reassembly began, fenders, bumper, hood, relocated hood cable, and ran new clutch line. Then assembled the dash, bleed the brakes and clutch and adjusted the tie-rods. All and all I am extremly happy with the front build of this truck. I think I did my best to keep all the factory amenities and build a nice and clean underhood. The truck is tubbed big enough for a bodydrop or maybe some two footers in the future!!! Anyway done with the explaination bolony here are the pics I snapped real quick before work today

awesome work man! Looks really good.



Taylor

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Chopped Mazda said:

awesome work man! Looks really good.



Taylor

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Thanks Taylor. The control arms worked great for this project, I will def be coming to you for some of your jeebus joints for my upper control arms on my toyota.

Also I wanted to add that I rolled the fender lips (welded in some brake line), so that is why the paint is peeling on the front fenders in the pics

Tell me what you guys think!!!

looks good man, where did u get the dimple tools?

Here are a few updates!! The truck has been repainted, rear end tubbed and rhino lined, rear rack made for the air tank and compressor. The metal work under the hood done by Tony Almaroad turned out great, its been painted as well, however; cant find any pictures (Tony maybe u have some u can upload), If not I will upload more tomorrow.. Tell me what you think