New from Napa

[88zuk]

hey, im Matt. I'm 18 and just starting to get in to wheelin!! i live in napa california and been here all my life. i got a 88' suzuki sammy bone stock (as of right now).... i plan to put some yota 8in. axles with the spoa and yj conversion on it. looking to put some 33's on her. this seems to be the best way to go but im open for ideas so any advice will help! 
thanks

[fs620]

   welcome from fresno man im new too

[Tyler82toy]

 

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welcome I'm new here to. Sounds like you got your work cut out for you. Hope it all goes well I got a buddy down south that sas a tracker with toyota axles it is a flexy little thing and out wheels some yotas.

[Tallchevy]

2  land

[79coyotefrg]

from Arkansas 


i was new about 7 years ago

[88zuk]

thanks guys,
yea i know i got my work cut out for me.... but thats the fun of it, building somthing that can take on a mountian! i plan to be done by january. i know slow process but im not made of money so i gotta buy everything in a spaced out time bracket...

[Rocksurfer]

to Marland, keep us advised on the upgrade by starting a thread in the Suzuki section. I did this upgrade to the springs but I moved the sammi rear springs to the front and then used CJ springs on the rear and kept is spring under sammi axles. There are a few things to remember when doing that and going spring over will probably make even more issues. First of course is the springs will relocate the axles further out giving you a longer wb but steering components will be getting in the way. Relocating the spring mounts on the shackle side is required or as I did just added a second shackle that lays flat on the frame for even more down flex. I did have some bad bump steer until I replaced it with Calmini's  dual crossover. I also relocated the centerpin locating hole back on the perch to increase the wb even more.

[axled89]

 

[88zuk]

thanks guys