Thread: Speed Unlimited F150 Build

69 caddy model 98 hearse...455 rocket, 200 shot NOS, t400 w/np205 t-case, Dana 44 frnt/rear with locker, full cage, king c/o's all the way around.

In short....my summer time daily driver...

oh you got one of them Hearse DD's too!!!

mines got a 460 on a 200 shot with a 20in XD's and a linked dana 60 and a sick ass custom hood scoop!

the boys over at SU and us ES Motorsports are involved in a new tv show that will be on discovery in june. at this point and time that is all im allowed to say.

http://press.discovery.com/emea/dsc/...ate-car-build/

http://press.discovery.com/asia-paci...te-car-build-/

nice job Ruben!! and im digin those rotor adapters. and those steering arms are way over kill

Originally Posted by OfFRoAdRaCer31

oh you got one of them Hearse DD's too!!!

mines got a 460 on a 200 shot with a 20in XD's and a linked dana 60 and a sick ass custom hood scoop!

the boys over at SU and us ES Motorsports are involved in a new tv show that will be on discovery in june. at this point and time that is all im allowed to say.

http://press.discovery.com/emea/dsc/...ate-car-build/

http://press.discovery.com/asia-paci...te-car-build-/

nice job Ruben!! and im digin those rotor adapters. and those steering arms are way over kill

Haha thats rad B-rad.

Originally Posted by OfFRoAdRaCer31

nice job Ruben!! and im digin those rotor adapters. and those steering arms are way over kill

This is John...the dude that does the work. Ruben...Fab? Haha, now thats funny...

Better overkill than underkill

Haha I figured it was you and not Ruben. Shit looks sick man

Are those 5/8" studs? If they are how long are they? Were do you buy them? How much? Thanks

Yes they are 5/8". Don't know the length off hand. The studs you can buy at kartek... they have different thread, and shank lenghts.

Any updates on this front? Can we see some pics of the passenger beam Please?

John, I have watched your work progress from quality over the years to just flat out a work of art. Beyond clean and just flat out jaw dropping. Keep up the good work. Hope to someday have you build me something. -Steve

Are these beams the same ones as Dirt Sport's Bronco? Or are there some diferences..

Originally Posted by PA BAJA

Are these beams the same ones as Dirt Sport's Bronco? Or are there some diferences..

nope, not even close haha. The dirt sport bronco uses camburg beams. Speed unlimited here is building their own custom set.

Anyways, you guys are revolutionizing the ttb system, keep up the great work!

Originally Posted by dezert dreaming

nope, not even close haha. The dirt sport bronco uses camburg beams. Speed unlimited here is building their own custom set.

Anyways, you guys are revolutionizing the ttb system, keep up the great work!

Incorrect. The Retro Bronco used Speed Unlimited beams, but they were unlike these. The beams on the Retro Bronco were extended 4", plated & gusseted, and a new end knuckle with uniballs was built. These are 100% fully fabricated. They use a similar knuckle design with the uniballs in place of balljoints, but the rest of the beam "housing" is built from scratch using 4130 plate.

Had to do it. What happen to this?

Originally Posted by f150drivingkido

Had to do it. What happen to this?

x2 MOAR!

x3 moar Moar MOAR!!!

Nothing?

Well it has been a long to and no updates. What happened to this John?

Don't think we forgot about this thing

I know didn't

BUMP! What happened to this truck?

Think John is off to a new adventure...

Truck is almost finished. I think it's been broken down for complete powder coating.

update would be nice on this rig with pictures.

i emailed them a few weeks ago asking about this truck, no response back.

Originally Posted by JusSumGuoy

Think John is off to a new adventure...

Read above - pretty much sums it up...

He's got a shop set up in Hemet from what I hear working on Movie type cars & no longer works with/for/at (whatever it was) speed.

Speed Unlimited Is a thing of the past. I am out in Hemet working at Racer Engineering and have a shop on the side Eversen Performance. Unfortunatlly this truck project has been in and out of build phases and down a rocky road, but is still in my hands. I will have pictures for you guys here soon. Trust me, she has come a LONG way. Thank you for the continued interest and support DR family. -John Evans/Eversen Performance

I can't wait!!