List of Parts:
Beam
Beam Hardware
Bumper
Bumper Hardware
Trailing Arms
Thru Rods
Front Suspension Hardware
Upper Shock Mount Brackets
Shocks (w/ 200lb. coil over springs)
Brake calipers
Spindles
The front right clamp being fitted to the Lower Beam and the frame
The front left clamp being tightened to the Lower Beam and the frame.
Inventory of parts:
2 2" upper clamps
2 2" Lower clamps with center hole
8 bolts
8 nuts
Lower Bumper
Different angles of the bumper installation process
Floor Jack being set up to support the Bumper as we allign it and bolt it into place
Floor Jack in-use with a wood plank to give a larger surface area to support the beam during installation
Upper and Lower Trailing Arms inserted into the Beam
Thru Rods fastened to either end of Trailing Arms securing to Beam
Action shot of Zikring the grease into the Beam tubes
The Greaser cap next to the Zirk used to lubricate the Trailing Arm
On Day 3, installing the suspension, we realized the bottom needed to attach to the trailing arm with an appendix. On Day 2, we had put the trailing arm on the wrong side and upside down. We had to remove the thru rod, swap the arms, and flip them for correct appendix alignment.
Realization kicking in that we messed up on the trailing arms
Taking out the Thru Rod to swap the Trailing Arms to Correct sides
Front Suspension being Fastened to the mounting panel on the frame
Front Suspension being fastened to the Lower Trailing Arm Appendix
Front Suspension being secured to Mounting panel from inside frame
Rear Suspension fastened to the frame and Swing Arm
Brake Caliper Alignment onto the Spindle
Fastening Brake Caliper to Spindle
Realization of the task at hand kicks in
Application of thread sealant to brake caliper
Tightening the mouth of the brake fluid capsule
View of bolt attachments for spindle to the trailing arms
Tightening of the bolts holding the spindle to the trailing arms
View of the completed brake and suspension system