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The Sidepiece Comanche LS One Tons and 40s


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First post on here as I was just told about this forum on the book of faces.

 

Figured I would share my 1988 Jeep Comanche Build.

 

To start its called the Sidepiece because well I already have a one ton TJ on 40s that I've wheeled for years. The TJ is my true love but this one will be getting some attention.

 

I picked her up back in September of last year with some great pieces already in place:

 

5.3 LS out of a 2003 Chevy Tahoe

4l60e automatic transmission

241C Tcase out of an early 90s Chevy

Front axle is a 1979 Ford kind pin Dana 60 35 spline inner and outer shafts

5.38 gears

Detroit locker

Artec truss

Yukon selectable hubs

Rear axle is a Dana 70 

35 spline

limited slip

5.38 gears

Hydro assist brakes and steering

Fox reservoir front shocks

3 link suspension up front

Frame stiffeners

Rear has leaf springs

40" Toyo MT tires

KMC Machete beadlock wheels

Mastercraft seats

Hidden winch and low profile bumpers

No bed

 

Great platform but needed some love as the cooling was way under sized for the engine, wiring is a mess and a bunch of other items I won't get into now. 

 

The Plan:

Coilovers front and rear

Rear double triangulated 4 link suspension

Custom shortened and dovetailed bed 

functional tailgate

tasteful exo-cage

Atlas Tcase

Already picked up a 14 bolt rear axle for it with a spool and 5.38s

Fuel cell

Patina paint job

and plenty of other goodies I am likely forgetting.

 

Next I just want to say that I have a friend who will be doing all the fab work so he deserved all the credit for how badass this Comanche will be. 

 

Lastly I will be trying to document the build on my Youtube page so definitely come along for the ride and/or follow me on Instagram @ Tarantula_TJ.

 

Now that I typed this all up on the computer I will jump on my phone and post a bunch of photos....

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