Went with the DC1's/285's

I wanted to thank everyone for all the advice and post a photo of how my truck turned out after the TSB for harsh ride, the 3" Revtek, DC1 wheels and 285 BFGs Thanks again to all those who pointed me in the right direction. Madguy

 

Now this is a beautiful pickup, Job well done.

 

looks good to me.

 

looks awesome! how is the alignment now with the lift did u get it back to factory specs? also any rubbing with the 285's ?

 

that looks real good madguy

 

Great looking truck.

 

Thanks for the comments guys. It was like getting a new truck. You really notice people looking at the truck. I got the dremmel tool and trimmed a little plastic this weekend. I was only getting a little rubbing when backing down my steep driveway then cranking the wheel all the way. As far as the ride, you notice the difference in the aggressive wheels/tires versus the factory set up. Going 70 mph down the highway it tracks straight and true. You get a little more steering wheel feel on rough roads. I didn't think 3" was a lot until you see it with the 285s. I would do it again in a heartbeat. I have the BFG Mudders on my Jeep and I love them so the AT's should be even better. Madguy

 

New stereo, Grillcraft Grill and maybe a lightbar, lights next, that is after my bank account recovers!

 

Almost fell out of the truck several times getting used to the 3" lift. I have the nerfs but never really used them before.

 

how is the alighnment? did u get it done and did they get it within factory specs? i know some people are having a prob with that.

 

I'll have to go pull the paperwork, especially since the TSB for adding the new springs changed the factory specs.

 

Truck looks good man!

 

Truck looks great. Now get that thing up to the Uinta's for a photo shoot before the snow hits us.

 

Every inch counts. Two words...Love it! Take care of her.

 

great setup man!!! the tacoma looks really,really good. those wheels look pretty stellar too. good job!!