Wanted: Built Yota

[aweber]

The 3rd member is on the Drivers side on a taco, toy axles are all passenger side drop....

Looks like you will have to keep your eye's out for a Dana 44....

 

[Root Moose]

44 front, 9" rear.

This might be helpful:

http://moose.ca/axle_widths

That is really nice truck. If it were me, don't go to crazy building it. Don't dovetail so you can still use it as a proper work truck. Keep your tire size to 35" or smaller so you can still DD when the mood strikes without white knuckles - or use it for hauling trailers, etc. Generally, just keep it sane.

 

[aweber]

44 front, 9" rear.

This might be helpful:

http://moose.ca/axle_widths

That is really nice truck. If it were me, don't go to crazy building it. Don't dovetail so you can still use it as a proper work truck. Keep your tire size to 35" or smaller so you can still DD when the mood strikes without white knuckles - or use it for hauling trailers, etc. Generally, just keep it sane.

Then there is no need for the SAS then :flipoff:

 

[Root Moose]

Then there is no need for the SAS then :flipoff:

LOL

There may be a word of truth to that. For what it is, the Toy IFS works quite nicely.

 

[szabotage]

taco's are driver's side drop? hmmm.

 

[szabotage]

as for the taco, I say do an SAS and bobb the rear overhang. nice truck!

 

[Farm Boy]

Wouldn't an IFS lift cost about the same as SAS?
Other than welding woudn't the skill level required be about the same?
Obviously SAS is far superior, wouldn't it be worth it?

 

[szabotage]

to NOt wheel that taco is a sin! sure it's in pristine condition but would you tell the owner of a brand new rubi to not upgrade or wheel it?

tweak, I say go for it! build that taco! lots of good resources for parts and fabricators in here

 

[Joust]

Lots of debate.
That there is a pretty truck.

 

[Morley]

Beleive me folks, I have no issues doing body damage to my taco... It is my second vehicle...

I would not go dove tailing it, not my style and not worth the effort in my opinion.
But still keep it as a truck in the event that I need to bring home a new bigscreen TV from Costco one of these days


Still looking for fabricator help, or a built yota...

I'm in the Limoges Area BTW....