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Re: The axle Swap and Build [Re: Temple] #979003 06/27/10 03:45 AM
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LandRaider Offline
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#1 Nice Charcoal lighter

#2 all your tools have a gangsta lean

#3 those shocks look seriously Ballin....

#4 you don't have enough lugs on those axles.

#5 thank you for your service to us. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />


87 Raider 4D56td v5MT1
31's..Basically Stock
Re: The axle Swap and Build [Re: LandRaider] #979004 06/27/10 06:25 AM
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Temple Offline OP
Mudrunner
Quote
#1 Nice Charcoal lighter

#2 all your tools have a gangsta lean

#3 those shocks look seriously Ballin....

#4 you don't have enough lugs on those axles.

#5 thank you for your service to us. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />


#1 Food taste better with charcoal

#2That tool rack has universal holes so my tools dont have a good fit.

#3 The coilover (minus oil) are FOA 18"

#4 Ford 9" Dana 44 front I think I've got enough lugs (for now anyways)

#5 Thank you <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/cheers.gif" alt="" />


"No obstacle brute force and ignorance cant overcome"
89 SWB RAIDER (IN PIECES)
06 F250 SuperDuty Axles
Currently saving for F-O-A 18" Coilovers
Cummins 6bta/5r110w/np271
Re: The axle Swap and Build [Re: Temple] #979005 06/29/10 12:27 PM
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airbats801 Offline
Mudrunner
holy crap. I looked at the first page and I was like ok.. then I skipped tot he last and the rear quarter panels were cut out. wtf!? You must really want some dana action. I'm interested to see what this looks like when it's done. Like most everyone else said. I woulda went with the mitsu though. Just picked my sr air locker up for 150.


8 Starion SHP, 87 mitsubishi van, , 81 galant g54bt, 78 lancer g54bt, 1965 Mitsubishi Debonair Deluxe
87 swb montero offroad pkg goin g54bt with sr locker 33x12.5 dual bouncy.
Re: The axle Swap and Build [Re: airbats801] #979006 07/07/10 03:38 AM
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Temple Offline OP
Mudrunner
I just like the reputation the 9" ford rearends have and the after-market support. I'm going mechanical lockers fron and rear, and i'm going to price what is it 4310? what ever chromoloy axles for the front and rear. then i'm doing the 4 link in 2x2" square stock , and the steering will be hyd. assist and the links will be heim joints and 1.5"i.d 1/4" pipe.

but I will keep the updates coming when ever i get a little bit more done. I'm really gonna try and push to have it drivable by the summer for N.C. meet n greets. even if the bugs arnt worked out i think it'll be a good time to try and work out suspension kinks and any drive line problems.


"No obstacle brute force and ignorance cant overcome"
89 SWB RAIDER (IN PIECES)
06 F250 SuperDuty Axles
Currently saving for F-O-A 18" Coilovers
Cummins 6bta/5r110w/np271
Re: The axle Swap and Build [Re: Temple] #979007 12/30/10 05:34 AM
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Temple Offline OP
Mudrunner
Well It has been awhile since i've been on here to post any updates, the build is going slow, I'd like to think the navy for taking my time and the wife for taking my money.

But I do have a used ford 460 from a 1995f250 sitting in my garage that I am currently converting to A Carb engine instead of that troublesome EFI. Then I need to do some ebay'n and junkyard watching for a 4x4 big block C6 tranny,

thats right all this will be finding itself deep into the hollow shell thats left of my dodge raider.

My graged is trashed but I will try and get some engine fitment pictures once I get my hands on a plasma cutter since he front clip wont be required for the raiders heart transplant.
which also brings me to this point, anyone looking for a v6 engine auto trans and transfer case, i have pretty much the complete raider wiring harness not cut, and the ECU all of whitch i will no longer need. PM for pics and details.

"just imgine a Raider+BBF 460"
<img src="/forums/images/graemlins/cheers.gif" alt="" />


"No obstacle brute force and ignorance cant overcome"
89 SWB RAIDER (IN PIECES)
06 F250 SuperDuty Axles
Currently saving for F-O-A 18" Coilovers
Cummins 6bta/5r110w/np271
Re: The axle Swap and Build [Re: Temple] #979008 01/02/11 07:51 PM
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LeeForget Offline
Getting the Wheeling Fever
woulda been easier to chop the frame on the ford and drop the raider body on it. nice build none the less!


~88 Raider 2.6L 5 speed
~35"x14.5"r15
~SOA(Spring Over Axle)
~TT(Torsion Twist)
~SBL(Sloped body lift)
Re: The axle Swap and Build [Re: LeeForget] #979009 05/30/11 05:49 AM
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Temple Offline OP
Mudrunner
Alright once again I'm finally back home and working on the Raider, I've got the front cut apart and i'm getting ready to size up the 460 for fitment and placement. I was wondering on what recomendations you guys have for reinforcing the frame rails upfront not only for then engine weight but also the the coilover hoops and the added stress on the SAS? i was thinking 1/8" plate but before i start throwing money around, I'd like some opinions.

Thanks for the help.


"No obstacle brute force and ignorance cant overcome"
89 SWB RAIDER (IN PIECES)
06 F250 SuperDuty Axles
Currently saving for F-O-A 18" Coilovers
Cummins 6bta/5r110w/np271
Re: The axle Swap and Build [Re: Temple] #979010 05/30/11 05:53 PM
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Mudraider Offline
Body Damage is Cool
Glad to see your back, Happy Memorial Day. Thanks for your service <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/patriot.gif" alt="" /> but you are talking stuff way over my pay grade! <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/lol.gif" alt="" /> Looking forward to seeing your progress. One question, why didn't you just shorten the Ford frame to the Raider body? That's what I'm doing with my old S-10. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />


89 SWB, V-6 5SPD, OME Shocks, 16.5X37's, 2"BL, SR axle, Gen2 brakes, Lincoln w/Superwinch
Re: The axle Swap and Build [Re: Mudraider] #979011 05/30/11 10:22 PM
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Temple Offline OP
Mudrunner
Thanks!!!



I never had a frame all these parts i just gathered over time. I think the raider chassis has alot to work with, and it'll be a great to what i can accomplish with the OE pieces with all the new/used fun stuff i'm putting into it.


"No obstacle brute force and ignorance cant overcome"
89 SWB RAIDER (IN PIECES)
06 F250 SuperDuty Axles
Currently saving for F-O-A 18" Coilovers
Cummins 6bta/5r110w/np271
Re: The axle Swap and Build [Re: Temple] #979012 08/24/11 02:41 AM
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Temple Offline OP
Mudrunner
Here some update I finally got to put some work on the raider.
[Linked Image]
back fender tub
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She's stripping
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boating out the rockers
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the read fender


I know she dosnt look to pretty right now but i figure with a little grinding and some hitting with the 5lb engineering hammer she might come around plus i plan on painting her up with some bedliner so i figured it'll hide some imperfections.


Thanks
For the support

and one have any mig welding advice?


"No obstacle brute force and ignorance cant overcome"
89 SWB RAIDER (IN PIECES)
06 F250 SuperDuty Axles
Currently saving for F-O-A 18" Coilovers
Cummins 6bta/5r110w/np271
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