What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

The SPC UCA's definitely helped. They are actually the Mevotech branded ones from Rock Auto, but they are actually SPC, just $200 cheaper. I had them set to the "C" setting which should be +1 Caster over the included +2 caster built into the arms. It aligned perfectly, with I think +2.8 caster on each side. I wouldn't mind possibly a touch more, but right now it drives perfectly.

And I haven't tried yet with the spare. I just picked up a used tire locally of the same size that I will get mounted later on the factory spare wheel. I should fit, but I think some cutting/bending might be required.

 

Get the blackout piece that goes around the shifter next and it’ll look even better! Nice job on the wheels too, I just did mine. Loved how the turned out.

 

I agree. What did you decide on headlights?

 

What size tires and lift are you running?

 

i'd like to change them up, but am leaning towards the 2019 (I think that's the ones) TRD Pro blacked out LED headlights.

 

Looks good, I cant decide between 295/70 or 285/75. Ill be installing a lift in the next couple weeks.

 

That's my long term goal once my 2017 pro headlights get cataracts. I'll also swap the fogs too while I'm at it so it matches.

 

Old Man Emu 612 lift with 295/70/18 Falken Wildpeaks on TRD OR wheels with a 1.25" Spidertrax wheel spacers.

 

That's worthy of two likes! Lookin sharp!

 

Would you see any issue installing the bed stiffeners after decked?

 

Yeah I got close to getting 295/70, and the tire selection is certainly much better. But I really love the taller/skinny look. Especially with meaty tires, it doesn't look too skinny, yet has that real 35" height which I love. And the +18 offset wheels really helps as well giving them just a bit of poke.

 

I was on the fence with the Desert Does It Seat Jackers, but it makes a world of difference for me and my comfort while driving. The front of the seat was just too low, now it gives just the right amount of support when I'm driving and long trips are going to be very comfortable this summer.

Others mileage with them may vary, but the fit and finish was perfect. Now I plan to add a bracket across the front (will make my own) and figure out what I want to mount on it.

I hadn't planned to install the lifts until my Katzkins came in, but I couldn't wait to see if I had wasted my money or not.

 

Wrote the check to pay it off. It hurt a lot but now I don't have any debt minus my house and that feels really good.

 

congrats! welcome to the club!

 

Thanks for the details. Glad to read you didn’t have any issues with the alignment. I’ll keep this info for later reference. The SPC UCA’s arrived but I’m still waiting on the shocks to show up.

Nice rig.

 

what kinda transport service?

 

Glad to hear it! If you have any questions feel free to PM and I'll help however I can. The lift may continue to settle a little bit in the front, but I also gave them a good thrashing off-road before the alignment to help speed that process up lol.

My goal was 3.5" lift front and rear, and I believe it should achieve that, but I have yet to take final measurements. When it came off the lift it was at 4.5" in the front, and the CVs were crying, but just backing it out of the garage it came down some.

 

Good deal, and thank you.

Since this kit has a history of "settling" quite a bit after some miles, I really like the idea of the adjustable control arms to be able to keep things dialed in.

What shocks/lift are you getting?

 

You’ll need to remove the hook that connects to the j hook to bolt it on. So you’d most likely need to remove the tailgate ammo cans to gain access to it. Not impossible, there’s another thread where people were able to successfully do it. They just recommended installing the bed stiffeners first

 

How much lift do you get out of that?

 

King 2.5 w/ adjusters, 650lbs springs. I took the advice of several folks on here. Went the “buy once, cry once” route. I’m still carrying around a box of tissues.

 

Its advertised as a 2.5" lift, mine is closer to 3" after settling.

 

Haha yeah you definitely went all out! I live in the north east rust belt, so I specifically stayed away from expensive coilovers that might get hit hard with salt/rust.

But yes the buy once cry once thing holds true. However buying suspension, wheels, and tires all at once was a bit of a sticker shock lol.

 

Road trip and surprised by the 15.6 to 16 mpg considering cruising speed above 80 miles per hour! Filled up at Buc-ees!

 

Yeah, it's not as hard to do if the roads are fairly flat. Went to visit my brother a few months ago through a lot of gently rolling Ozarks hills....got there and found my MPG at the time was 17.7.

 

Really looked into this but at 45.00 US shipping and the exchange killed the thought pretty fast. LOL

 

Damn! Free shipping for me, that would have killed it for me too. Maybe I should plan a trip to Canada and smuggle a case or two of these across the border...

 

Last Night I Installed some DIY Puddle Lights!

 

Didn't realize that was not included...a bit pissed at myself for not noticing.... should be here in a few days

 

congratulations!!!