Fox TRD Pro or Fox 2.5 Resi system

I keep thinking that I should check mine now that I have some miles on it, but keep forgetting of course.

 

@Wynnded Yep have it on my phone Calendar to check torque settings.

 

Been following the topic of the Fox Pro's for over a year now - across every forum I can find. I have not read a single negative thing about those shocks aside from the price...

 

For sure. After a ton of digging I was about to pull the trigger on some Elka’s around 2300, tuned for the Tundra with 650lb springs. Good longevity, rebuildable, great corrosion resistance.
The Pro’s , I found on Facebook Marketplace for the same price as a 6112/5160 combo. Deals are out there randomly. I couldn’t pass it up. Keep searching....

 

Can anyone tell me after installing the fox trd pro suspension if you still get the tundra lean and need to place a spacer on the driver side to fix? I've measured it on my 2020 and i definitely have the lean with just the standard platinum suspension.

 

I’ve read this has been corrected with spring rates. Mine still has a lean. It may be the group 57f battery I installed. Heavy as shit.

 

If I get the 2.5 coilovers, is the lift preset at 2.5" or can I get less lift? I'm wanting 1.5"-2"

 

Are you asking about the TRD PRO Foxes? There're not adjustable.

 

2.5s

 

Sorry, I had to go back and actually read the thread title. Now I understand what was being asked...

 

Son of a.....well all is installed. Everything was great. I took my truck over to have the rock warriors put on with new tires. My dash turned into a xmas tree right after. Crap. VSC, ABS, rear brake controller, TPMS all were lit up. Took it over to Toyota. They fixed it with a zero calibration and said it was when I went from 20's to the RW 17's. It throws the computer off. $170 later and I shoulda just used the paperclip!!!

 

Oops! LOL! Interesting that the ZPC seems so sensitive. With that said, I've had to reset mine after slowly turning into my flat driveway, for no reason that I could decern. I don't recall having been making any changes to...anything at about that time.

 

@Bronzeback has a set at a great deal in the marketplace.

 

I take that back I have no regrets. Love them and the stance of the truck!

 

Which suspension components are you running on the truck in this photo? Looks good.

 

Thanks! I recently installed the Fox TRD pro suspension. Initially I said I had slight buyers remorse. But that changed after living with it for around a month. I love it!

 

Looks great. Maybe I missed it.
What size tires?

 

275/70/R18 Falken wildpeaks

 

That’s funny. Bought a set from a guy on this forum for my fil and my initial thought was they’re beefy. I test drove it and not very impressed. Have yet to see it off road but will eventually.

 

They look taller than that! Looks good.

 

Washboard roads were substantially better than my stock setup. The bonus is I went from a 3” spacer lift wit 20’s (305’s) to the Pros with rock warriors (285’s) and gained nearly 2mpg.

 

That’s good to hear.

 

I have a question, if the rear shocks do not change the hight of the truck why the speed sensor bracket extension is needed?

 

I don't understand the need of the bracket, the hight is the same.

 

Allows more drooping of the suspension and as a result, there isn't quite enough slack in the line. I've posted pictures back in the tread, have a look.

 

That makes sense. I already placed the order for the bracket. Thanks a lot for your reply

 

Yep as said , sag.
However,
Mine was definitely higher after the installed TRD Pro and measured higher. They’re not meant for lift but maybe firmer preload , old stock ones sagged? I don’t know. But it was 1” difference. FWIW

 

Any idea how much does Toyota charge to install just the fronts TRD PROS including alignment?

 

Dealer quoted 1200.
I did the rears and my local shop did the fronts for 200.

Alignment was around 90 i believe., It's been awhile.

 

I realize the front shocks are different (L and R) but is the rear shock the same? Sparks doesn’t sell the kits anymore and the only rear shock I see is part # PTR61-34190-RR.