How To Convert Your TRX-4 to a 336MM Wheelbase
Increase Your Wheelbase to Accept the Ford F-150 and Chevrolet K10 Bodies
If the latest long-wheelbase Ford® F-150® and Chevrolet® Cheyenne K10 High Trail Edition™ models have you wondering what it would take to convert your 312 mm or 324 mm wheelbase TRX-4 to the 336 mm configuration and add the latest Ford or Chevy body, this article is for you! The conversion requires you to transfer all the chassis components to new frame rails. It’s not a quick job, but it’s not a difficult job, especially if you’re a regular wrencher. It’ll probably take you less time than you think!
You’ll find the required parts listed below, and making the conversion is just a matter of replacing the noted components. If you’ve got a 312 mm wheelbase model ('79 Chevrolet Blazer, '79 Ford Bronco, or Mercedes-Benz® G 500® 4x4²) you’ll need to install longer rear links and extend the rear driveshaft (easily done, there’s a kit for it), while the 324 mm trucks (Land Rover Defender or 2021 Ford Bronco) can use all their existing suspension and drivetrain parts—no new suspension links required. Let’s take a closer look:
What does it look like to convert a Blazer to a K10? See for yourself! We customized this truck with a 9212 Clear Chevrolet K10 body coated with 5051 Maxx Orange ProGraphix paint to help it stand out from the crowd. We also picked the 8166X Rally Wheels for a more factory look.
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Bumper Parts – Chevy K10 Cheyenne Bumper Parts – Ford F-150 Ford F-150 Body Sets Chevrolet K10 Cheyenne Body Sets |
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