Thread: UJOR Build Thread

  1. #671
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    H3Van is ready to go home tomorrow. I'll post more news & details on this build later. 8" UJOR lift, 35" Toyo MT's.

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    Chris Steuber
    02 E350 7.3 V4
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  2. #672
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    Quote Originally Posted by ujoint View Post
    H3Van is ready to go home tomorrow. I'll post more news & details on this build later. 8" UJOR lift, 35" Toyo MT's.

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    Hey Chris, the van looks great! Would it be possible to get some shots/measurements of his roof marker lights? I bought some to install on my van, but I'm not sure where exactly to put them!

    Also, you mentioned that you are doing a conversion on a 5.4 van soon, and it will allow you to finalize some things for the 5.4s. Any clues on what exactly you are finalizing? I'm still planning on doing the conversion, just need to decide when the time is right!

    Thanks,
    Jason

  3. #673
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    Sure, shoot me an email & I'll send a pic.

    The 5.4 stuff will be smaller things like a t-case shifter kit & heat shields. Thats about it!
    Chris Steuber
    02 E350 7.3 V4
    11 E350 5.4 V5
    99 E36 M3 (LS swap coming soon)
    www.ujointoffroad.com
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  4. #674
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    H3Van is gone! This van actually belongs to Hank Williams III, he's an awesome guy. Glad I was able to help him out & get this van driving right! Here he is with his rig.

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    8" UJOR lift, Dual front Bilstein 5160 series shocks & custom "floating" rear airbag mounts. 35" Toyo MT's on Mickey Thompson Classic lock wheels.
    Chris Steuber
    02 E350 7.3 V4
    11 E350 5.4 V5
    99 E36 M3 (LS swap coming soon)
    www.ujointoffroad.com
    4x4 Van Conversions

  5. #675
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    Quote Originally Posted by ujoint View Post
    H3Van is gone! This van actually belongs to Hank Williams III, he's an awesome guy. Glad I was able to help him out & get this van driving right! Here he is with his rig.

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    8" UJOR lift, Dual front Bilstein 5160 series shocks & custom "floating" rear airbag mounts. 35" Toyo MT's on Mickey Thompson Classic lock wheels.
    No way, that's awesome! I was just listening to some of his music on the way home from work!!! Glad to see he has good taste in vehicles! Maybe he'll mention driving his van down a muddy dirt road in one of his future songs instead of a truck?

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    any details on the floating airbags? Is this new OJOR tech?

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    He must mean these "Floating Air Bags"
    http://www.alibaba.com/product-gs/41..._air_bags.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by loren85022 View Post
    any details on the floating airbags? Is this new OJOR tech?
    Pretty simple really. I'll post a pic. Basically, the airbag isn't attached at the bottom, so it rests on a pad @ ride height. When the suspension droops out, there's no restriction from the bag.
    Chris Steuber
    02 E350 7.3 V4
    11 E350 5.4 V5
    99 E36 M3 (LS swap coming soon)
    www.ujointoffroad.com
    4x4 Van Conversions

  9. #679
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    Chris, have you ever had any problems or heard of any bad points, noises, etc. to removing the Spare tire mount/Rear frame cross member? (on a Regular body not an EB, and with a heavy steel rear bumper) I know you make a cross member, why did you start making it?


    2003 Ford E-350SD 4x4
    V10 / 4R100 / NV271
    Front Axle - 1 Ton Spec Dana 60 / King Pin / Open Knuckle / High Steer
    Rear Axle - 1 Ton Spec Dana 60 / Full Floating
    Eaton E-Lockers Front And Rear / 4:10 Gears
    ARB Differential Covers / Nodular Iron With Dipstick And Drain Plug
    Leaf Spring Suspension Front And Rear
    46 Gal Transfer-Flow Fuel Tank
    ExtremeAire Magnum Air Compressor
    Reunel Rear Bumper
    On And On ...

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    The EB vans have the spare tire x-member as well as another support further forward. In order to make the skid larger, I remove that forward x-member and weld the new one in the frame right where it starts to bend for axle clearance. There's a good pic further back in my posts. As long as the skid & receiver are in place, there's no issue with noise or stress.

    I'm actually pulling the rear skid off my van this week to re coat the supports, and I plan to make some changes & get the RB van skid into production.
    Chris Steuber
    02 E350 7.3 V4
    11 E350 5.4 V5
    99 E36 M3 (LS swap coming soon)
    www.ujointoffroad.com
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