Toytec Eibach coilover setup question here

I’m looking at 2 setups on their site.

This first one does a 2” to 3” lift While this second one does a 2.5” to 3” lift Other than the diff in lift height was is the diff in these 2?

I current have Fox 2.0 in the back and I’m not really looking to lift my truck. I’d prefer to level it out. I’ve heard a lot that the Fox 2.0 in back actually raise the back of the truck 1”, is this true?

Being that I’m going for more level than lift, which is best for me and to go along with my fox 2.0 in the back? Thanks

 

I did consider fat bobs garage coilover setup too, but the toytec eibach setup has progressive valving, which I feel would give me an overall smoother ride and when I do light off roading a better feel.

 

A lot of people here run Toytec and have nothing but good things to say. They are also a vendor on here so you can message them or give them a call and I’m sure they’d be willing to help you out. @Toytec Lifts

As for the Fox 2.0 you’re currently running, and really any rear shocks, they do not provide any lift. The 1” means that they are able to accommodate for 1” of lift in the rear. Usually from blocks, shackles, leafs, etc.

 

So which height toytec would be best for me trying to keep a more stock or level height?

 

2” lift in the front will be pretty close to level so I’d go that route. Any higher and you’ll be nose high.

 

If you want to just level why not go with the fox 2.0 in the front? That will give you a level and you will have matching gear

 

The difference in the part numbers appears to be for compatibility up to 2019. Message or call @Toytec Lifts

Toytec/eibach owner here. Love them. About 18 months on the truck.

 

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I wish I could get a set of Fox 2.0 coilovers. But the prices I found are $800+ for the pair. Toytec eibach is $487 shipped with the coupon. If you could find me a discount or a slightly used set of Fox 2.0 coilovers at a decent price I’d love you for it. The next best option I see is the toytec eibach setup, it is progressive valving, my fox 2.0 is linear and I’m not really looking at digressive.

 

Looking at going with the Toytec Eibach setup. Anyone know what labor for installation runs on this? Going to put on tires at the same time so figure while it's in the rack it shouldn't be that much to throw them on. Is there discounts from Toytec to members or what's the best way to contact to get the best price? Thanks.

 

Call ToyTec to place you order of you want and mention forum discount.

 

I'm wondering the same thing, what is the difference between the two setups. Especially given the 1/2 inch difference. @Toytec Lifts

The BCS19 would save me from buying shims to get 2.5", right?

 

Call @Toytec Lifts. They are normally on here a few times a week, but haven't answered too many posts recently. I spoke with them on the phone when I had questions, easiest way to get your answers.

 

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The two kits you are looking at are for the 2 different year split on the Tundras. If you have the earlier model Tundra then I would recommend going with kit to insure proper stance and ride quality and have it set at the 2'' mark for the level stance.

These shocks will offer you a good overall ride quality and stance that you are looking for.


Thanks


-David

 

No better way to get a response than to poke the bear.

 

Thanks.

 

Here is the thread for the discount code
https://www.tundras.com/threads/tundras-com-toytec-discount-code.117/


Thanks!

-David

 

Or that^^^^^ heh.heh..

 

Just ordered Toytec 2" to replace whatever puck lift the PO put on here, can't wait for a better ride!