1989 Cherokee

d44?

yes, the new front is a D44.

Axles are all mounted up. Still have to make a tie rod and Track bar. The front coil spring mounts are made. The Control arms are both made with Johnny Joints and 2"x.25 wall drill pipe. Custom Crossmember. So far I/we have made all the parts except I bought some Coil spring retaining plates.

Cool,keep up the good work

sweet!!!!

Few updated pictures



Front is sitting a little low



Disc Brake Swap

The steering is not complete. Well, that and a lot of other shit.

nice!

whats the amount of lift you are trying to end up at?

Honestly, I am not sure the lift size. It is kinda a "lets see how it goes" type of thing. Since I am having to make a few things that involve spring mounts I do not know what all lift I will need to make it level. I will prob stay close to where the rear is sitting now.

I have not had too much time to work on this b/c I'm building a mud truck too, but I got some welding done on my control arms. Installed my Front D44 locker and 5.13 gears. Also, Started the rear gear install.

Dana 44 oem to 5.13

Very nice. I'm new to the site and like everything about it so far. :-)

zackattack wrote:Very nice. I'm new to the site and like everything about it so far. :-)

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thanks and welcome

My new bushings should be here this week for my control arms. I can start back to finishing the front end on this things and getting it back on the trails/rocks.

My front axle with H1s that I recentered.



Testing for placement.

Converted Rear to disc.



Starting to build High steer.



I had a buddy cut out some spring mounts.

Cut out rear floor to move fuel tank.







Rear Diff Cover.




High steer done.

New track bar bracket.



H1 Rock Rings




Front Yukon U joints compaired to stock. They go with my Chromoly Shafts.



Welding on brackets I made for Track bar and Hydro Assist.

Building Anti Axle wrap bar.




I picked up a little tow rig.



This was how it looked last time I wheeled it.



I picked up some used 38 TSL's.




This is how she looks now.





Starting my Wristed Radius Arm.

First we built this rear bumper.



Then about a week later I cut the Ford Radius arm I built.



Set it up and started putting it back together. This was done the day before I had to go on a ride.

We went and played some this weekend. I had a good time. The wristed radius arm did great. I had to cut more of my body away on the second day b/c my tires were hitting still. I will be cutting more soon.

lookin good

impressive looks!