Eibach Pro Stage 2R review

Iamsecond · Mar 3, 2025

You don’t need them necessarily. However, it’s really a good time to do them if you can. It really gives a lot of room for adjustment during alignment. I just did the lift that comes for these and did the dirt kings. Also if you go ahead it future proofs you. And your going yo have everything out anyway it’s one of those things if your tight on money you don’t have to but if you can swing it you will not regret it.

1G3 Tundra · Mar 3, 2025

@Iamsecond thanks for the reply man. All I needed to hear was that it makes alignment easier. Ill likely go with the dir kings as well, seems to be the common pairing for tundras with eibachs

Panda21MGMcMax · Mar 3, 2025

Iamsecond said: ↑

Tell him you were looking on the forum. I think he offers a discount from time to time for forum members. I think he does. Don’t quote me.
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I just hit up Colton at HotShots. …… he is a world of help…….. he just got me setup with

Bilstein 6110/5160s, dirt kings UCAs and coach builders rear shackles …… I wish I knew a way to tag Colton’s forum handle …..….. @memario1214 U DA MAN……. And guys in the forum you guys are great as well

memario1214 · Mar 4, 2025

Panda21MGMcMax said: ↑

Hello All, new to forum. Ran across this thread as I was researching suspensions/lift. Funny that Hotshot off-road was mentioned here. Since that was a shop I ran across on my many hours of YouTube and Google research.
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apparently our SEO is working. With how small we are I'm not gonna complain about that!

Iamsecond said: ↑

if you want to save yourself a ton of time and energy just call them. Colton will ask a few questions to get an idea of what you’re trying to do and he will give you an option or two. Then buy it and enjoy. I spent way to much time on this forum and wound up getting to much information and conflicting information at that with opinions involved and couldn’t make a decision. Called Colton and we discussed things for a bit and he said I would be very happy with the Eibach 2rr set up with dirt kings and he was exactly right. Love the ride and it’s perfect for what I do.
Do yourself a favor and just call Colton. It’s a small business but he is awesome to deal with. Will be my next call when I need something in the future.
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You're a good man, Charlie Brown.

1G3 Tundra said: ↑

Im looking to pick up the Eibach stage 2R kit here soon for my 2021 crewman. Im not only looking to do 1.5-2 inches of lift in the front so my question is, how necessary are aftermarket upper control arms? Being within alignment specs is the goals.
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As mentioned previously, the UCAs are not required for that amount of lift. Sure, they have their advantages for strength, ability to dial in alignment, etc. Happy to help whenever you're ready!

Panda21MGMcMax said: ↑

I just hit up Colton at HotShot.…… he is a world of help…….. he just got me setup with Bilstein 6110/5160s, dirt kings UCAs and coach builders rear shackles …… I wish I knew a way to tag Colton’s forum handle …..….. @memario1214 U DA MAN……. And guys in the forum you guys are great as well
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I'm right here! Colton is also memario1214. The Toyota folks get dedicated service here on the forums since I have been hanging around here and TacomaWorld forever!

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