Topic: '93 Toyota SAS

[Midnight Rider]

Hello everyone. I was wondering if anyone here could get me an idea of how much a SAS would cost. I would like to be able to run 35's in the end. I am new to this site and will figure it out in a while. Just thought I would throw this out right away.

I am now new to wheelin' I have ahd a few in the past. I will thy and junt down some of my pictures to share later.

Thanks in advance to everyone.

[NorCalToy]

I SAS'd my truck for about $1000 but depending on waht you can build yourself or find used/cheaper it can be done for half that.

[THK Matt]

I'd say $1000 bucks is a good margin..

[86bobbedtoy]

1500 is more realistic

axle 2-400
hysteer  300+
gears     200
locker?
shocks  150
rebuild kit for the axle 150
brake lines 50
drive line 50-400
shock hoops 50
spring hanger--150
shackles------^^^
springs 50-250
axle armor?
wheel spacers?

true alot can be made or gotten cheaper
just me opinion alow for 1500

[Jakesteads]

not to mention when you sas it ur rear will sit pretty low....

[Midnight Rider [OP]]

Thanks for all the qutoes.
I would like to just make this a good snow runner with 35's and maybe some 5:29's

That is definately cheaper than I thought.
Once I get some post up I will get some pics on here of progress.

[NorCalToy]

1500 is more realistic

axle 2-400
hysteer  300+
gears     200
locker?
shocks  150
rebuild kit for the axle 150
brake lines 50
drive line 50-400
shock hoops 50
spring hanger--150
shackles------^^^
springs 50-250
axle armor?
wheel spacers?

true alot can be made or gotten cheaper
just me opinion alow for 1500

I got mine done for a $1000 without gears, a locker. or wheel spacers. And I havent rebuilt the axle yet. So yea $1500 complete is more realistic. But if you do it in stages YOu could probably drive it for a $100.


I have a 3" block in the rear left over from my IFS lift and it matched my front perfectly.

[Midnight Rider [OP]]

Are pull a parts the place to score some axels?
I will have to call some local 4x shops and see what they have lying around.

[THK Matt]

sometimes, they usually dont last long in a pull yard.

[Midnight Rider [OP]]

sometimes, they usually dont last long in a pull yard.

Yeh I have noticed. I will have to keep checking with local people to see when things become available.
Can you put an 85 axel in and not change the rear. I am not sure if the 93;s is the same dimensions.

[THK Matt]

yes, but you have run spacers in fron still or convert to IFS hub bodies.

[Yota87Truck]

I'm looking at a SAS for a 89-95 Pickup...  To do it right it's in the $1500-2000 range

$1400 SAS kit
$150 Axle
Lockers
Gears

[<MIKE>]

its addicting though pretty soon 1000 turns to 3-4k real quick lol

[yoshaleng]

i did mine for $1100.00 it cleared 36" but upgraded to 37" tires.

[Redeyejedi]

when you guys are talkn SAS'n in the $1000 range; how much of this new and what'd you make yourself?
nice pic yoshaleng!

[wesley]

all the frame modifications including spring hangers can be made to save money. and if you get an axle in good shape then you can spend most of your money on suspension and steering. personaly i did mine top of the line everything and it ran me about 6500. but it can be done and functional especialy if your not doing extreme wheeling for close to 1000. finding used parts is key!!