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Q's about SAS on T100 #560934 01/31/05 04:27 PM
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J94_4runner Offline OP
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Ok, i'm from the 4wheeling truck section, i have a 94 4runner with a SAS, built pretty well. I've been wanting to get into a Xcab pickup. So i've been looking at the T100's. got a few questions about them....

-what is the axle width WMS-WMS?
-what kind of steering do they have stock? (tacoma like or old school style?
-passenger or driver side Diff drop?
-IS it better to get a Stick or Auto?
-are these things slow b/c they're big?
-do they wheel pretty good?
-Should i get a tundra instead?
-what side is the diff drop on a Tundra?


94runner: Dana 44 SAS, 35's, Lockers, gears, winch, rock rails, bumpers, 3"BL, drivetrain lift, Budbuilt cross member, centerforce clutch and MORE! ***FOR SALE*** $8,500
-1985 Supra (STOCK!) FOR SALE $4,000
www.celicasupra.com
Re: Q's about SAS on T100 [Re: J94_4runner] #560935 01/31/05 06:18 PM
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Mudrunner
Ok, IÆm from the 4wheeling truck section, I have a 94 4runner with a SAS, built pretty well. I've been wanting to get into an Xcab pickup. So i've been looking at the T100's. got a few questions about them....

-what is the axle width WMS-WMS?

front 65" rear 66.5"

-what kind of steering do they have stock? (tacoma like or old school style?

just like your 4runner, tacos and tundras have rack and pinion

-passenger or driver side Diff drop?

pass diff drop, tacos and tundras have driverÆs diff drop

-IS it better to get a Stick or Auto?

I prefer stick but it all depends on you.

-are these things slow b/c they're big?

slow? not if you have the 3.4 which started in 1995. Mine is supercharged so that helps a lot.

-do they wheel pretty good?

After the SAS? you should know that smile They are kind of big so body armor is a plus

-Should i get a tundra instead?

TundraÆs are nice with the V8 but they take little more work to make them off road worthy plus they are still kind of pricy compared to a T100
-what side is the diff drop on a Tundra?

As stated above: driverÆs side


Cheers
Matt


97 T100, supercharged, 5spd,and 256k miles.......SAS Dana 44, 4:88 gears, locker, 37" MTR's............ <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/596514
Re: Q's about SAS on T100 [Re: BIG-T] #560936 01/31/05 08:32 PM
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J94_4runner Offline OP
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well that answered a few questions man. thanks. suckers are wide... 66". Well i'd prefer a T100 over a Taco now b/c of the passenger side Diff drop <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/cyclops.gif" alt="" />. that and they're a bit bigger. but just a FYI, my 94 runner has a Steering box, not rack & pinion. that crap started in 96+ when yota i guess decided to use Camry parts in trucks <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/evil.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/barf.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/drunk.gif" alt="" /> But thanks for the info, with that in mind i think i'll be leaning more toward a T100 stick if i can find.


94runner: Dana 44 SAS, 35's, Lockers, gears, winch, rock rails, bumpers, 3"BL, drivetrain lift, Budbuilt cross member, centerforce clutch and MORE! ***FOR SALE*** $8,500
-1985 Supra (STOCK!) FOR SALE $4,000
www.celicasupra.com
Re: Q's about SAS on T100 [Re: BIG-T] #560937 01/31/05 08:32 PM
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uzombie Offline
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Quote


-what kind of steering do they have stock? (tacoma like or old school style?

just like your 4runner, tacos and tundras have rack and pinion



T100 has Powersteering with Pitman-Idler-link, stabilizer-dampened, not Rack & Pinion. Rack & Pinion is for cars (IMHO). SO the answer would be 'Old School Style'
<img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

Has anyone even SAS'd a Tundra?

Re: Q's about SAS on T100 [Re: uzombie] #560938 01/31/05 08:42 PM
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J94_4runner Offline OP
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sweet then! ok, misunderstanding. b/c my friends 98 Taco literally has rack & pinion, no Pitman arm. horrible. blew the rack with 31" AT on the street/trail.


94runner: Dana 44 SAS, 35's, Lockers, gears, winch, rock rails, bumpers, 3"BL, drivetrain lift, Budbuilt cross member, centerforce clutch and MORE! ***FOR SALE*** $8,500
-1985 Supra (STOCK!) FOR SALE $4,000
www.celicasupra.com
Re: Q's about SAS on T100 [Re: uzombie] #560939 01/31/05 08:42 PM
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Mudrunner


97 T100, supercharged, 5spd,and 256k miles.......SAS Dana 44, 4:88 gears, locker, 37" MTR's............ <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/596514
Re: Q's about SAS on T100 [Re: J94_4runner] #560940 01/31/05 08:49 PM
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Mudrunner
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well that answered a few questions man. thanks. suckers are wide... 66". Well i'd prefer a T100 over a Taco now b/c of the passenger side Diff drop <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/cyclops.gif" alt="" />. that and they're a bit bigger. but just a FYI, my 94 runner has a Steering box, not rack & pinion. that crap started in 96+ when yota i guess decided to use Camry parts in trucks <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/evil.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/barf.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/drunk.gif" alt="" /> But thanks for the info, with that in mind i think i'll be leaning more toward a T100 stick if i can find.


ThatÆs what I meant about the steering. The T100 steering box is the same as the 4runner/truck up to 95. All the newer trucks have a rack and pinion which they then need to be converted to the 86-95 steering box if you are doing an SAS swap.

How come you are selling the Runner, that thing is nice.


97 T100, supercharged, 5spd,and 256k miles.......SAS Dana 44, 4:88 gears, locker, 37" MTR's............ <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />
http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/596514
Re: Q's about SAS on T100 [Re: BIG-T] #560941 01/31/05 09:13 PM
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J94_4runner Offline OP
Roll Me Over
well, I could use a Bed more than seats right now. my girlfriend just got a 01 4unner.. so that's the nice car. So the reason i'm selling... need a truck! lol. i thik the T100 is #1 on my list. SO let me get this straight.. they only made the T100 from 93-98. 93-95 T100's have Gear boxes and pitman arms for steering, and then the 96-98's have Rack & pinion. right? so i'd be looking for a 93-95!


94runner: Dana 44 SAS, 35's, Lockers, gears, winch, rock rails, bumpers, 3"BL, drivetrain lift, Budbuilt cross member, centerforce clutch and MORE! ***FOR SALE*** $8,500
-1985 Supra (STOCK!) FOR SALE $4,000
www.celicasupra.com
Re: Q's about SAS on T100 [Re: J94_4runner] #560942 01/31/05 09:19 PM
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adam Offline
Body Damage is Cool
They all have recirculating ball steering, 93-98.


~Adam


96 T100: D44, lockers and stuff
Re: Q's about SAS on T100 [Re: adam] #560943 01/31/05 09:33 PM
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J94_4runner Offline OP
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ok. gotcha. well i guess the hard part is finding a V6 4x4 5spd Xcab T100 in decent shape.... anyone know of one for sale or trade?


94runner: Dana 44 SAS, 35's, Lockers, gears, winch, rock rails, bumpers, 3"BL, drivetrain lift, Budbuilt cross member, centerforce clutch and MORE! ***FOR SALE*** $8,500
-1985 Supra (STOCK!) FOR SALE $4,000
www.celicasupra.com
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