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kling-on 10-22-2002, 03:09 PM I lookin to do a SOA om my FJ60 but lookin at the steering look like it will be a problem... thinkin of takin another steering arm and mach. and welding it to make high steer. Any thoughts .... Also I have a Jeep cj ( I know Death to CJ's) its SOA swap drives bad will it on the Fj60... any ideas or pics Thanx in Advanced Kling-on gunracer1 10-22-2002, 03:20 PM search, check out ihmud site at the top of the board. it is pretty easy to do a soa on a sixty, brians site has a write up. man are you getting all fired up about my 60? kling-on 10-22-2002, 03:34 PM nope if my wife gives my the ok yours will stay stock.... my bros brown 82 need to sit on my37 boggers off of my jeep and hit the deer lease over kill right his money not mine and you know i'll drive it....:D 60seriesguy 10-22-2002, 04:54 PM It's been almost 3 years since the SO on my FJ62 and it rides like a charm. In fact, I recently rode in another FJ60 for the first time in YEARS and I was shocked at how rough the ride was! :) reorx 10-22-2002, 07:30 PM SOA is my next planned mod after I get my new bumpers made... The nice thing about a home-brew SOA is that I probably can do it all myself, except make a hi-steer arm w/appropriately beefy steering rods. Actually, the ride in my truck seems pretty tame with its ~3" SUA lift and 33x15.50 TSLs. I thought it'd be much more harsh! 60seriesguy 10-22-2002, 08:15 PM Dave, come to Austin and drive the Princess, you'll understand! The ride is fantastic, on and off the trail. Hey, I'm going to be in San Antonio for a meeting in November (week before T-giving) and my entire district has planned a golf outing. Since I care for golf like I care for Jeep Wranglers, maybe we can get together for a cold one or two? I'm going to drive the Princess down this time! kling-on 10-22-2002, 08:32 PM Originally posted by 60seriesguy It's been almost 3 years since the SO on my FJ62 and it rides like a charm. In fact, I recently rode in another FJ60 for the first time in YEARS and I was shocked at how rough the ride was! :) but how did you do the steering z-link or some sort of high steer ?:confused: pismojim 10-22-2002, 09:58 PM thinkin of takin another steering arm and mach. and welding it to make high steer. Any thoughts .... Weld it good if you do. There are some nice steeering arms to go with the Hy-Steer. These are All-Pros installed on Knuckles a few years ago. Strong arms and hysteer is good. :D SOA is Grrrrrrrreat! :flipoff2: http://home.off-road.com/~cruiserhead/surgery/r0300005.jpg and, http://home.off-road.com/~cruiserhead/surgery/r0300006.jpg | |