Wescott Design TRD Pro lift

How many of you have this installed? How do you like it, any issues, any advice? Pictures?

 

Not everyone at once...

 

You’d probably get some feed back if you added a link to the website. I’ve never heard of them.

they say that it’s not a spacer lift, but watch the install vid and they install a spacer.

Preload is also changed via a new lower spring mount.

I’d pass if you’re gonna wheel the truck.

 

Good point.
Here's the link if anyone is interested: https://westcottdesigns.net/product/fox-trd-pro-lift-kit/?attribute_pa_vehicle=tundra
Thanks for the perspective @Stewie

 

He's local to the Phoenix area, so I know of a few people that have used his shop and like the work he puts out. I'd say it's a good product, can't tell you that for sure though. Try reaching out to Jeff there, I'm sure he'll answer any questions you have.

 

Never heard of this

 

Not sold on it, no offense.

 

I'm not either...that's really why I am asking to see if anyone has experience with it.

 

My first Tundra I went with a Toytec 3/1 lift. loved it. Ran 285 65r 20 BFG KO2s I’d wait and save up some more money if you can. Do it right, and if you need adjusting you can do it. I also had Total Chaos UCAs. Sold that truck.
Now saving for another direction. For suspension up grades.
good luck whichever way go decide to go with.

 

https://www.tundras.com/threads/bds-3-1-coilover-lift-kit.66225/
Smoken deal on a lift OP

 

Good kit unless making big changes. Kinda in the middle between Coachbuilder offerings and real suspension. Gaining lift through coil preload is better than shimming down because it preserves oem travel in regards to bump and droop.

 

https://www.tundras.com/threads/2nd-tundra-this-time-a-real-trd-pro.65197/
Here is someone that went with this lift.

 

That post read that it was sitting in his garage, not installed, wondering if it was installed when the pictures were taken?

 

@ToyotaProTyler