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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Location: Okinawa JP Clay City KY
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1980 Mitsu jeep build
Welli have started a new build thread here in the Mitsu side of Pirate. Here is my old one http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showt...hlight=1uzcj3b.
im starting a new build thead cuz i changed the plans on the build. New plans new frame ditch the V8 for a Mitsu 2.8 turbo diesel 4 speed auto tranny Dana 18 t-case Yota 8in axles with hi pins 4 link read 3 link front Maybe. 32in rancho coil overs here where im at. the frame and engine ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() 2.8 turbo diesel ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() For the T-case ill be tring this setup hope it works this adaptor to the Mitsu tranny to the Dana 18
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well ill start striping the axles tomorrow, i have some questions on my setup.
im looking to 4 link the front but keep the rig as low as possible, can i run the top links parallel an angel the bottoms, or just run a 3 link with a t-bar? the 2 yota axles i have are 8in hi pinion with 488 gears. i do have a set of yota 9.5in axles. Do go with the 8in hi pinions or the 9.5in for beef.
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I'd go with the 9.5s unless your 8s are seriously built.
Are you gonna keep the rear axle offset or are you gonna center it? Wered you get the adapter for the tcase at? And is that a 4door minitruck in the back? If so details
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http://www.novak-adapt.com/catalog/kit_152.htm you taking about this pic if so no its a 1971 nissan skyline
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Build it idiot proof and the village builds a better idiot!!!! Last edited by 1uzcj3b; 02-16-2010 at 04:31 AM. |
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what about 102 is that a good wheel base. any of you guys running and have pics of a 4 link with the top links run parallel. im thinking of ruuning about 6inches of up travel. what you think?
this is my coilovers 32in
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whats the stock wheelbase?
what tire size? frame height from the ground? do you want to slide it over obstacles or have the clearance? That will determine wheelbase. 102 sounds good to me with such a small length of body
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here is the back brases installed ![]() hitch ![]() here is the rear axle at full stuff its about 4ins from the frame ![]() here is my goal ride hight 24" ![]() its around 126.5" long ![]() around 29" wide
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i did get all the brackets cut off the axles today need to do a lot of grinding.
going tomorrow to order the tubibg and brackets for the 4 link
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well got some work done today. Got the body off and set on the new frame
everyone has talked me into keeping the v8 ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() i plan on raising the motor about 2" in the new frame
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Build it idiot proof and the village builds a better idiot!!!! Last edited by 1uzcj3b; 02-28-2010 at 02:41 AM. |
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ok im going tomorrow and ording my tubing for my 4 link.
the goal for the 4 link is to run the upper link parallel and the bottom will be angeled, the size is 2x2x.25 wall. the end of the links will be inline with the t-case ujoints when they are cut. will i need to run a track bar with this setup? this will be my lower setup (I think) Combine your lower link and coilover/shock mounts and save space with this ultra strong self-jigging design. For shocks with 1.25" mountng width. Link mount provides 3.0" mounting width for use with our Ultra Duty 3.0" Ballistic Joints with 3/4" bolt holes. Angled at 22.5 degree for triangulated suspensions. Cut from .250" plate steel. Shock hole diameter is 1/2". Price includes 2 bracket sets. Available for 2.5", 3.0", 3.25", 3.5" axles. Part # BRK-1059-51. More sizes forthcoming.
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the tube is here for my 4 link
![]() ![]() now i just got to wait on Novak to build and send me the t-case adaptor. ill be ripping apart the tranny this weekend to get it ready for the dana 18. ill start making the link mounts too.
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well got an update
took my Mitsu Pajero tranny and took the t-case off and put the jeep t-case adaptor on it now im just waiting on novak to send me my jeep to dana 18 adaptor here are the pics. ill make a better writeup when its all done. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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[/jack thread]Do the 20 and the 300 have the same bolt pattern?
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no real updates, i have decided to go back to the 4m40 mitsu motor. im on hold for the novak t-case adaptor to do a lot of things. i did order a rear sump oil pan today
this is what im basing my 4 link off of. all link mounts inline with the drive shaft ujoints
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im going with this setup it turn my tranny into a full manule tranny
ill have 2 more shifters in the jeep
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Sorry i didn't post up bout the 20 in my montero but i saw you were keeping the v8 then didn't worry bout it. BUT now your going 4m40
That is a pic of my dana 20 mated up to the mitsu km148 it is a different tranny than whats behind your 4m40 but i see you have swapped over the jeep tail shaft housing so your on the right path. I used a advanced adapter for the d20 to 23 spline jeep(short shaft) its recomended that you seal up the weep hole on the tailshaft housing as the new spud shaft may or may not seal up and you'll have tranny fluid leaking out.
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