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92 amigo sas

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#1 ·
so here is what i started with a 1992 isuzu amigo i picked up for 430$ with a blown head gasket , it had a 2 inch bodylift on it so i put some 31's on it





then added a smittybuilt xrc8 winch to it with a custom winch mount



got pretty bored with that quick so i did a spring over in the rear and balljoint flip in the front and added some 33 procomp mud terrains



then i picked up some toy axles pretty shure 83 front and a 90 4cyl rear

more pics to come
 
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#9 ·
im using a trailgear classic sas kit for the 2nd gen yota's, the frame measurements are identical(really close) to the isuzu amigo/pickups

for the springs im just using rough country 3 inch lift for first gen yota picups
 
#15 ·
Man- I've been wanting to build one of those for a few years now. They always looked to be about the perfect wheelbase as long as it wasn't lifted too high.

What is the wheelbase on it anyway?

Your's will look sweet once it's got the new rubber under it.

Looking forward to the progress on this one!!!
 
#16 ·
im getting ruffstuff perches for the rear to replace the stock ones and get rid of the shims and move the rear axle back 1 inch, the front axle got pushed 2.5 inches forward with the sas ill measure it for ya the way it sits now
 
#23 ·
couple updates, got the vented rotors and v-6 calipers and stailness steel brake lines on, rear shocks on nothing special still saving for 5.29's and a detroit for the rear found a deal on some 35-12.50 procomp mud terrains that look new so ill have some better updates to come soon


sorry for the crappy cellphone pic its all i had at the moment
 
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