back in august i decided i wanted to do a project i have always been wanting to do a SAS so i choose to do one after asking for some tips on pirate 4x4 and them being jerks i decided to do the job by myself with no help. I didnt want to go with a linked suspension so i went with leaf springs dont ask me why i just wanted to.

For a month i gathers parts:
-Chevy 10bolt axle that a friend gave me
-07 dodge 3500 gear box from ebay
-Chevy 8in front leaf springs from skyjacker
-Reid flat top knuckles from WFO concepts
-Hi- steer arm from WFO concepts
-U bolt kit from WFO concepts
-28in universal 3an brake lines from WFO concepts
-Shackle and shackle mounts from Sky Manufacturing
-Shock hoops from sky manufacturing
-6 lug to 5 lug spindle conversion kit
-Slotted brake rotors
-Tie rod and drag link kit with heim joints from ballistics fab
-2 Bilstein 5150 front shocks from all-shocks
-2 Bilstien 5125 rear shocks from all-shocks
-10in rear atlas springs i miscalculated by 3in so had to put a block
-Sway bar kit from offroad engineering
-Steering stabilizer 2 bilstein 5100 11in travel from top gun customz
-Sway bar endlinks parts from ballistics fab
-42in goodyear mtr kevlar tires from 4 wheel parts

 

Awesome job!!!

 

42s sorry full body picture messed up

 

thanks it was alot of work and money. Its even worse when you can only did it at night

 

very sweet, I am jealous. Seems like a lot of work. How does the hemi handle the 42's? And where are you located? JW ( )

Doe you have the front drive shaft hooked up? I can't tell from the pictures.

 

i live in texas and i drove it yesturday for the first time since i started in october. It drove fine i just need to do the gears in it and im still working on the 4wd i probrably wont mess with it too much since it drivable now

 

Thats cool, congrats on getting the big part of the project done.

 

Holy crap! That looks like a lot of work! Good job, man! That looks sweet!!!

 

Nice work! But why the 10 bolt axle? With tires that big wouldn't you want to go for a 1 ton axle?

 

That huge lift makes those massive tires look tiny! get a pic next to a stock truck or something. Nice work!