Swapped89 party bus picture update

Started by swapped89, August 19, 2009, 03:12:40 PM

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91 ex-cab

swapped do you still have the stock metal heat shield under your cab?

swapped89

I used to on my old cab pretty sure this new one has it too. The heat barrier I ordered from summit racing came Sunday I'll take a pic to show you. I got one with foil type stuff on both sides hoping the foil will keep moisture out of the felt type stuff in the middle. It sais it reduces 90% of radiant heat and withstands up to 2000* f. I think it's gonna help alot :)
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swapped89

heres a couple pics.
frame stretch/sleeved area welded. The extra frame sticking out past that temporary rear cross member will be cut off, it wont be as long as it is in the picture. I sleeved 14" inside the frame.


Cab cut out for frame



Slider extension/brace


Long ballistic shock tabs. rotated 2" up from stock tab position. My truck is slowly getting lower and lower. Now the bottom of the shock body is almost flat with the bottom of the frame.


Ive done a lil more but just havent spent much time takin and posting pics.
SAS 89 p/u 3.0 5speed, bobbed, locked, ready to play in the rocks. or wherever the pavement ends :)
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91 ex-cab

looking good man 8) Have you done the body mounts yet?

swapped89

Quote from: 91 ex-cab on November 09, 2010, 02:12:49 PM
looking good man 8) Have you done the body mounts yet?
not yet. Can't decide if I wanna put a half inch body lift on or not. Without a body lift alot of the rear body mounts is going to hang lower then the frame because they have to go on the frame where it starts sloping up. But with a half inch body lift on the front mounts. It would allow alot more of the actual rear mount to be welded flat against the frame. But I am really shootin towards no body lift. I just haven't decided yet. I will get a pic of the insulating material I bought tonight too :thumbs:
SAS 89 p/u 3.0 5speed, bobbed, locked, ready to play in the rocks. or wherever the pavement ends :)
http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=61345.0 

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91 ex-cab

Quote from: swapped89 on November 09, 2010, 04:01:41 PM
not yet. Can't decide if I wanna put a half inch body lift on or not. Without a body lift alot of the rear body mounts is going to hang lower then the frame because they have to go on the frame where it starts sloping up. But with a half inch body lift on the front mounts. It would allow alot more of the actual rear mount to be welded flat against the frame. But I am really shootin towards no body lift. I just haven't decided yet. I will get a pic of the insulating material I bought tonight too :thumbs:
From the pictures it looks like the rear body mount is inside the arc of your springs anyways?

swapped89

It is for now but the axle is gettin moved back 6-10"s still. Here's a pic of the insulation I bought it's about a quarter inch thick I think.


looks like foam in the middle from the pic. But it's some kind of fabric.

SAS 89 p/u 3.0 5speed, bobbed, locked, ready to play in the rocks. or wherever the pavement ends :)
http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=61345.0 

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CrawlerBrennan

how much was that? sorry if you already posed that I'm just not finding it.
Lets go camping

swapped89

It was 62.97 shipped 48"x72" :thumbs: I got it instead of a spray in because I don't wanna hassle with cleaning the floor masking it blah blah blah.  This seems Easy enough and hopefully it'll work good :)
SAS 89 p/u 3.0 5speed, bobbed, locked, ready to play in the rocks. or wherever the pavement ends :)
http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=61345.0 

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91 ex-cab


CrawlerBrennan

Lets go camping

swapped89

Quote from: 91 ex-cab on November 10, 2010, 02:19:30 PM
Are you still running carpet?
Na I really don't like carpet. I bought some vinyl flooring off the Internet a while ago. I'm just gonna use the stuff that came outta my standard cab till I feel like forkin out more dough for some vinyl big enough for the extended cab. If u google vinyl carpet for Toyota and search a bit you can find some pretty cool stuff. The stuff I got is like 3/16" thick and molded to the contour of the floor.
Quote from: BLUE on November 10, 2010, 02:29:31 PM
let me know how it works!
Fo Sho :thumbs:
SAS 89 p/u 3.0 5speed, bobbed, locked, ready to play in the rocks. or wherever the pavement ends :)
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91 ex-cab

ya i'm gonna have to look into that cause i'm just rocking nothing right now :beerchug:

Cheesemaker

I like my bare floor.  Easier to clean and I'm not worried about the factory deadener on the floor.
Miss ya Dean (4THEWKN) & Kyle (KYOTA)!!

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91 ex-cab

Quote from: Cheesemaker on November 11, 2010, 08:15:16 PM
I like my bare floor.  Easier to clean and I'm not worried about the factory deadener on the floor.
Thats why I have it bare so I can pull a few plugs and hose it out. But it gets kinda loud and hot on the freeway. I got rid of most of the factory deadener but it was a P.I.T.A

swapped89

last night i got the truck sittin on all fours again. Today ima build a rear shock hoop outta some tube i just picked up and cut my old body lift pucks to make a small .5" lift. then ill tack the rear cab mounts. And just keep movin along from there :)
SAS 89 p/u 3.0 5speed, bobbed, locked, ready to play in the rocks. or wherever the pavement ends :)
http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=61345.0 

a wise man listens and observes more so than he opens his mouth.. and when he does it is valuable information....   (twistedtoy92)

91 ex-cab


swapped89

#797
heres a couple i cant get a straight side view cause my shop aint wide enough but here ya go :)



SAS 89 p/u 3.0 5speed, bobbed, locked, ready to play in the rocks. or wherever the pavement ends :)
http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=61345.0 

a wise man listens and observes more so than he opens his mouth.. and when he does it is valuable information....   (twistedtoy92)

91 ex-cab

it's looking good :bandit:. Are you still looking for a clean bed to start with or just gonna cut up the old one?

swapped89

gonna use the old bed for now. havent found a clean new bed yet :(
SAS 89 p/u 3.0 5speed, bobbed, locked, ready to play in the rocks. or wherever the pavement ends :)
http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=61345.0 

a wise man listens and observes more so than he opens his mouth.. and when he does it is valuable information....   (twistedtoy92)

greg_k113


91 ex-cab

Quote from: greg_k113 on November 13, 2010, 06:37:31 PM
I love the wheel base what is it?
i'm not sure if the rear axle is moved back yet or not :dunno: but this was his plan :acclaim:

Quote from: swapped89 on October 18, 2010, 09:09:53 PM
Ya that cab is like 11-12"s longer than the standard cab I think. :headscratch: the wheel base will be at least 6-10 inches longer then were it sits now. That will put the wheelbase between 114 & 118" stock extended cab is 122" I think. I wanna move the axle back far enough to clear the cab with 4deez.

swapped89

Quote from: greg_k113 on November 13, 2010, 06:37:31 PM
I love the wheel base what is it?
It is moved in those last two pics. :thumbs:
thanks for the compliment I apppreciate it. :) Im really like'n it too.

I just got my new shock hoop tacked in with the shocks tabs and all. looks clean and its a lot lighter then the old setup. Old setup was made outta 1/4" 2x2'' steel. still gonna add a couple gussets were the hoop meets the frame but i like it. :cool:



SAS 89 p/u 3.0 5speed, bobbed, locked, ready to play in the rocks. or wherever the pavement ends :)
http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=61345.0 

a wise man listens and observes more so than he opens his mouth.. and when he does it is valuable information....   (twistedtoy92)

91 ex-cab

Nice 8) can't wait to see what you do with the bed. Any specific reason you leaned the shocks backward?

swapped89

Quote from: 91 ex-cab on November 13, 2010, 09:05:22 PM
Nice 8) can't wait to see what you do with the bed. Any specific reason you leaned the shocks backward?
no specific reason. cept, i know that when shocks are at an angle in a way it makes them easier to compress.(a shock at a 45* angle takes less force to move as if it were straight up and down) makes it not so stiff on bumps. like if they are reasonably straight up you get all the dampening the shock can provide but if you angle the shock it compresses less over a bump and therefor dampening less. I had them angled in and back before and it wasa real tippy. so this time im tryin straight up and down but angled back. Also I think when the springs compress and the axle moves back it will straighten the angle of the shock and as it compresses more it might get stiffer.
Basically just tryin somethin different. Its only metal and I can change it if I dont like it. :)  Hope that makes sense. thanks for readin :beerchug:
SAS 89 p/u 3.0 5speed, bobbed, locked, ready to play in the rocks. or wherever the pavement ends :)
http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=61345.0 

a wise man listens and observes more so than he opens his mouth.. and when he does it is valuable information....   (twistedtoy92)

91 ex-cab

Let me know how it does like this, i'm looking for something to do with my rear shocks and this looks pretty clean :beerchug:

mattlosch

hey jason i got some marlin sliders never installed for a xtra cab if u want them we could trade since i got a single cab now.. i just noticed ur sliders are a little short
1983 caged, 22re, slammed

2006 cummins 6spd... somewhere around 750whp for a tow rig

swapped89

#807
Quote from: mattlosch on November 14, 2010, 10:04:24 AM
hey jason i got some marlin sliders never installed for a xtra cab if u want them we could trade since i got a single cab now.. i just noticed ur sliders are a little short
I'd be down if I hadn't just finished welding them back on with new gussets and :pokinit: I'm just gonna intagreat my cage into something that will protect the vulnerable spot
SAS 89 p/u 3.0 5speed, bobbed, locked, ready to play in the rocks. or wherever the pavement ends :)
http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=61345.0 

a wise man listens and observes more so than he opens his mouth.. and when he does it is valuable information....   (twistedtoy92)

mattlosch

1983 caged, 22re, slammed

2006 cummins 6spd... somewhere around 750whp for a tow rig

swapped89

Got a lil more done today :)
painted the shock hoops/new tabs and gussets on the shock hoop and sliders.





finally welded in the rear body mounts. They hang low so I'm gonna gusset the back side ofth plate. Installed them on.


tomorrow after work Ima try and get the gas tank relocated.

gussets for the shock hoop :)

SAS 89 p/u 3.0 5speed, bobbed, locked, ready to play in the rocks. or wherever the pavement ends :)
http://board.marlincrawler.com/index.php?topic=61345.0 

a wise man listens and observes more so than he opens his mouth.. and when he does it is valuable information....   (twistedtoy92)