i start drawing a suspension kit for my personal use that include

-custom a arm
-front diff drop bracket 2 inch
-front and rear coil spacer 3 inch
- strut spacer 3 inch
-idler arm brace
-third lick upper diff spacer
- trailing arm
- driving spacer
- body lift

i have to give some drawings for my local machine shop so i will share you my drawings, if it be for help some one for personal use only commercial use is prohibited i plan to start the projet in few week

for now, some render of my a-arms (its only a sketch with not real measure but its a start)

hopefully your A-arm design moves the wheel base forward.

yes I would probably.

Check out the Altered Ego 4.5" lift kit for some tips/ideas on your A-arms and mounting the strut while kicking the front wheels forwards. I am pleased as punch with the Altered Ego kit i installed this past summer.

yes for sure i go in that optic but what i plan is a easy and detail drawing for a DIY kit for every one  want a custom kit as a affordable price

nice work! love to see things getting worked out in CAD.. I have a sidekick frame print with dimensions on it that might help you out.. 

yes for sure i go in that optic but what i plan is a easy and detail drawing for a DIY kit for every one  want a custom kit as a affordable price

That is most cool!

Thank you for your efforts!

Hutch, your print will be use full can you send it  please

thank

nice work! love to see things getting worked out in CAD.. I have a sidekick frame print with dimensions on it that might help you out.. 

I would appreciate it if I could have a Gen. 1 " sidekick frame print with dimensions on it" also.  I am modifying my Tracker in December for my Birthday & Christmas presents, and it would be very helpful.

some news.... i start the project next monday. today i put the kick in the garage start removing some body part. picture are coming.

have nice weekend everyone

 pictures and lots of them as im sure alot of peeps would be interested in another affordable lift

Today nothing really interesting,i just start remove cab support. It was easier than i thought. 4 support on 8 was just so rusty i remove than with a hammer and a chisel (i have to rebuilt a lot of part of the body.... car from Quebec aged very poorly )
 For the rest i just follow the step by Step here  http://www.zukiworld.com/forum/build-diaries-how-to-diy/tracker-body-removal-pics-and-steps/
I plan remove the body tomorrow
picture below

i try one of my new snow shoes cooper 31-10.5x15 on old school chrome wheel (seem to be lift, its just the crane on the tail)

First photo of your Kicker looks good, then the pain begins.  It is amazing what a good coat of paint can hide.  In western Wa. we have corrosion from running on the beaches and in saltwater, also salted city streets, but after the first photo I did not expect to see that much GONE!!!!
It will be interesting to see where you go with this. 

Ready for take off ....

No matter how tempting, I stay away from the salt water baths, I can go and drive on some areas of beach close to me too, but having an almost rust free Tracker, I don't even like to drive mine on salted or in the case here, brine washed roads. That's what the beater pick up is for  I can't imagine trying to resurrect a body with that much rust. Give me the desert any day.

Good luck with the project, looks like you'll need some.