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to good to be true?

skeptic

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Orygun
Regardless of how much money he has into it a solid axle up front is going to be a negative to most people, I'm not surprised it's priced at or below what it would be if it were stock. Seriously though, why go through the trouble of a solid front axle swap that you (supposedly) have never taken off road and is installed with leaf springs?
 

cgalpha08

"Like Nothing Else"
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Indianapolis, IN
This is 07custom's h3. He's a member here. Search around for his build or other posts about it. Thought he was in Colorado somewhere or Albuquerque.

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06 H3

a.k.a. "The Jackal"
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9,505
Location
Meridian, ID
Regardless of how much money he has into it a solid axle up front is going to be a negative to most people, I'm not surprised it's priced at or below what it would be if it were stock. Seriously though, why go through the trouble of a solid front axle swap that you (supposedly) have never taken off road and is installed with leaf springs?

He didn't do the swap, he bought it used this was the first ever DIY h3 SAS we don't know who built it or much about it
 

07Custom

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338
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Damn Ken....finally throwing in the towel? [emoji22][emoji22][emoji22]

not 100% CJ!

I was in need of a truck badly. My deck at my house rotted away, and fell into my shed. Rebuilding them was awful.

I have it listed up but am on the fence.

I fixed the clockspring and got new heims so things are straight and tight.

I'm going camping this weekend and am looking forward to taking it out.

I'm probably keeping it...but am getting tired of calling daddy to help me every time I need to buy something longer than 5ft haha


Plus my brain is not functioning well...just broke off a 4 yr relationship and engagement. A change of scenery (new vehicle) would have helped.
 

07Custom

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338
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Albuquerque, New Mexico
Lots of framerail mods to Unmodify

this. This is my last big mod to make it how it should be.

Remove the steering box, reinforce the frame with welded plates, drill new holes and mount the box. Time is non-existent for me right now. Work, my dying house and personal issues are occupying 200% of my mental capacity.
 

07Custom

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338
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico
indeed it will. I'm taking my horse (great dane) with me. Gotta get out man!

lots of things to think about and learn from.

I'm obviously being productive at work...
 

07Custom

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338
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Regardless of how much money he has into it a solid axle up front is going to be a negative to most people, I'm not surprised it's priced at or below what it would be if it were stock. Seriously though, why go through the trouble of a solid front axle swap that you (supposedly) have never taken off road and is installed with leaf springs?

I have actually never taken it off-road. I think CJ can attest to that. I got it because I liked how it looked. My off-roading is a dirt road to get to my camping site.
 

Bigunit

Hammer Down!
Staff member
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Arizona
Hang in there 07. Let's meet somewhere between where you are and Tucson and hit a trail.
 
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