Let me see your truck with stock 18" TRD off-road wheels

Do you rub when you air down to 20lbs?

 

Not something I would do. Rare to see any off road time. Used to play in the mud though.

 

got ya...

 

Where did you get the kit and it is just the 4 shocks needed correct? I read you have to have a pro vin to buy is this true?

 

@Terndrerrr if I get the fox shocks is that all I need for it to be lifted like a pro?

 

Bilstein 6112 on the second clip setting. 275/70r18 General Grabber ATX.

 

Badass truck. My goal is to get there with mine

 

My “stock” wheels. Took my TRD Off-Road wheels to get powder coated recently and love the black on cement.

 

Got my parts from Sparks. Did not require a Pro VIN. The front coilovers, rear shocks, and small speed sensor extension bracket are what make up the Pro suspension kit. That’s it. The front coilovers are 2” taller, and the shocks front and rear have quite a bit more travel than even the TRD Off Road shocks.

Search TRD Fox suspension; there are a ton of threads with lots of info on it. Maybe even try searching TRD Fox in thread titles only. Info galore!

 

No spacers correct? Do you rub the sway bar?
I'm getting the toytec eibach 3/1 setup and want this tire size.

 

Here is an update, same tires, but with 2/1 lift

 

Were the coachbuilder shackles worth it? Help with ride quality at all?

 

Love solid white letter tires.

 

What would be the largest tires that won't rub but would fit a 2021 Tundra 2WD SR5 which has only a 2.5" spacer lift up front to make level and the older 18" black rims?

 

I moved on from them. I don’t think extended shackles are a good idea. You’re creating more distance for the frame to hit the bump stop, and at that point, your leafs are really inverted. Seems that they’ll just wear out faster.

i went back to stock shackles (kept the CB bushings) and added RAS. Lost of info in the build thread in my sig

 

Thanks. Got them on my taco as well.

 

So do I. I think truck wheels always look better with OWL. I'm guessing that was imprinted at an early age.

 

I have those same Tonka trucks somewhere.

 

So you sold your first gen flatbed?

 

'18 Cement sitting on 275/70R-18 General Grabber A/TX's. 1.75" leveling kit and a slight roll of the bash plate to clear. Was able to leave on the little plastic aero-wings though.

 

Same tires i plan go with. Are those the SL or e-rated? SL are about the lightest 275/70 option out there, only a few pounds heavier than stock.

 

20 Platinum

 

Yeah.

 

Stock height, Cooper 275/70/18. OR wheels powder coated black.