Can’t decide which lift!!!

Yeah, those are from before the lift...put a lot of miles towing on dirt roads with these.

 

When you figure it out let me know what you decided to go with....

 

I've had both(not on Toyota's) and never really noticed a difference in ride quality either way. This may be different on the Tundra though.
As well, I agree with the sentiment of "buy once, cry once". I'm sick of pissing money away on half assed solutions, just do it right the first time.

 

I used a spacer ! And I'm still waiting for the tears!! Lmfao

 

How does the buy once cry once logic hold up on a truck that could easily see 4-500k miles or more?

I kind of like the idea that I can buy something new every once in a while.

 

I’m on lease roads 2k a month in a f250. That’s not a dirt road problem. Definitely an alignment issue.

 

This! Do what you can at the time and always move forward

 

Tire issue. More so. I rotated every 5, then started 2,500. But I’m on dirt 12-1500 a month. But doesn’t matter. That was on my old stock suspension. Suspension is gone. Tires are gone. Alignment was done by Toytec. All good

 

Check out the Eibach Coilover 2.0 kit. I got front and rears for under $900 shipped.
Fully adjustable from 0-2.5", great build quality, easily as good as Toytec.
If you want 3" you could put a 1/4" shim on top.
I'd say they're on par with the Bilstein stuff, but in a coilover setup.
Plenty for what you'll be using them for and well worth the cost.

 

very intrigued by this. It hasn’t been on my radar at all. Looks like it’s fairly new to the market? Not much info out there on the 2.0 on the tundra. I sent you a pm

 

This Toytec/ Eibach setup is exactly what I was looking to do, but I can't really find good info or reviews on them.

 

What is your setup then? Nice to know spacers work as well.

 

Procomp 6 inch and a 1 inch spacer.

 

I just received mine last week, I'll have some pictures of them on here in a bit. Should have them on in a few weeks. So far the build quality looks very nice.

 

The Eibach 2.0 kit is a true coilover. The kit Toytec is selling is the Eibach Pro-Truck kit.
I'm happy with the coilovers, and looks like @Elduder will be rocking them soon as well and will certainly gives us his thoughts.