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Help on building my Rig

Discussion in '2.5 Gen Builds (2014-2021)' started by Jaypeebogchi, Feb 19, 2020.

  1. Feb 19, 2020 at 10:22 AM
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    Jaypeebogchi

    Jaypeebogchi [OP] Apprentice

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    2019 toyota tundra sr5 trd sport package
    Proc comp 6" lift, Kings 3.0 full suspension, 20 Fuels with 35" KO2's Still ongoing
    Please help me build my rig. In order (meaning not spending or buying all at one).

    My Current build:
    Kings 3.0 susp
    Pro-comp 6" Lift
    20" fuel's with 35" BFG K02

    Current Activity
    Minor offroad - 2-4x a year
    Trail run (Mostly no Crawling or Hard obstacles)

    Plans:
    Camp with the fam - SOLO (Meaning 1 Rig only)
    Do some minor obstacles/Crawling

    Please help me on what do i need to get in order
    Skid's
    Rock sliders
    UCA's (Im still on stock - No alignment issues)
    Leaf pack (Im on blocks right now)

    Thanks
     
  2. Feb 19, 2020 at 11:26 AM
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    LogCabins

    LogCabins Professional Procrastinator

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    1. Leaf Pack: will definitely help ride comfort
    2. Sliders: that is if you do not currently have a "step" nerf bars etc. for the fam to be able to climb up in that rig
    3. UCA's: geometry of your front end suspension components/ improved alignment #s
    4. skids: as you are a mild off roader and mostly trail you should be ok for a bit
     
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  3. Feb 19, 2020 at 11:31 AM
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    Jaypeebogchi

    Jaypeebogchi [OP] Apprentice

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    Proc comp 6" lift, Kings 3.0 full suspension, 20 Fuels with 35" KO2's Still ongoing

    Thank you.

    I have went on a trail twice and i wanted to do the offshoots but my friends wont let me go on because They said my rig is not ready yet.

    I Had that left out feeling watching on the sidelines LOL
     
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  4. Feb 23, 2020 at 12:53 PM
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    Elfine

    Elfine Doing my best to break this beast

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    Datin Metal Fab 18" Bed Rack, ARB Diff Breather, SDHQ ABS Guards, RCI Engine/Transmission/Fuel Skid, ICON Stage 5, Rago Bed Stiffener/Ditch light brackets, ARB twin air compressor, 295/70R18 Cooper Evolution M/T, Spydertrax 1.25" spacers

    Big thing with deciding what you need is to determine what you are planning on doing? For example, if you are only trail running, and not planning on pushing into anything that may get you stuck, you probably won't need a winch. Heck, as long as you are with other people, you probably won't need a winch. However, if you are like me, and you push the limits while solo riding, a winch is necessary. Skid plates are great insurance, but not an immediate concern if you are on clean trails. I am personally a big fan of suspension upgrades, so I would recommend a leaf pack over blocks. Rock sliders provide multiple things other then the obvious protection, they can be used as side steps and also provide jack points along the sides (necessary if you like hi-lift jacks). Don't forget about your interior as well. If you are going to be doing a lot of camping or outdoors activities you may want to upgrade your floor mats. I recently got a set of the Husky liners and wish I had done so a lot sooner. If you have any more specific questions, feel free to ask, and welcome to the money pit!
     
  5. Feb 23, 2020 at 1:36 PM
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    2010bigdog

    2010bigdog New Member

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    any pictures of your truck ?
     
  6. Feb 26, 2020 at 2:53 PM
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    Jaypeebogchi

    Jaypeebogchi [OP] Apprentice

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    Proc comp 6" lift, Kings 3.0 full suspension, 20 Fuels with 35" KO2's Still ongoing
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  7. Feb 26, 2020 at 3:05 PM
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    Jaypeebogchi

    Jaypeebogchi [OP] Apprentice

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    Proc comp 6" lift, Kings 3.0 full suspension, 20 Fuels with 35" KO2's Still ongoing
    I was trying to upload the video of my first crawl at graduation hills (Red rock canyon CA). But site wont let me upload it.
    I am liking it now. I messed up my wheels bad on the last chance trail because im running 20's.
    Ride quality wasn't bad for me but they said leaf pack and UCA will make it better.

    On the rocky trail, i hit my steps a couple of times even with my 6" lift . Rocks in Last chance canyon (CA) was kinda big.
     

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