About to start my mods on my truckk

TG8 · 11-17-2011, 07:28 PM

okay so I'm ready to start my mods on my truck with having a full on ICON set up, Icon extended length CO's with resi's, Rear resi's with Dakar leaf packs and with tires I want to run 285/75/16R and rims 16x8 KMC enduro.

I know there is will be rubbing and i was wondering is there any good shops around Texas primarily South of Austin that will rim the truck or Chop cab mount i have a local shop but i dont know how well they are use to doing taco's

tx_shooter · 11-18-2011, 03:11 AM

Might have better luck putting this in the BS thread.

TG8 · 11-18-2011, 04:13 PM

alright thanks

Muy Grande · 12-07-2011, 07:55 PM

Before you start chopping away make sure you have the right back spacing and clearance of the UCA. Chances are you will rubber on the front inner plastic piece and you can cut that yourself. I would drive around for little with the new tires so you can get your marks and go from there. It will sound terrible but it's not like you'll be driving like that for ever.

11-17-2011, 07:28 PM	#1
TG8 [OP] Senior Member Name: Trey Joined: Nov 2010, #45932 Location: Laredo, Texas Gender: Male Posts: 379 2011 Tacoma Trd Sport 4x4 2011 Double Cab Automatic V6 STOCK STOCK STOCK SUCK STOCK STOCK WeatherTech Floor Mats All-Weather throughout the truck Smittybilt Bull bar with Hella 500 Series Halogen Driving Lamp (2)	About to start my mods on my truckk okay so I'm ready to start my mods on my truck with having a full on ICON set up, Icon extended length CO's with resi's, Rear resi's with Dakar leaf packs and with tires I want to run 285/75/16R and rims 16x8 KMC enduro. I know there is will be rubbing and i was wondering is there any good shops around Texas primarily South of Austin that will rim the truck or Chop cab mount i have a local shop but i dont know how well they are use to doing taco's

11-18-2011, 03:11 AM	#2
tx_shooter Trying to Spread Common Sense and Rational Thought Name: Zech (pronounced zak) Joined: Jul 2010, #39745 Location: Texas Gender: Male Posts: 6,760 06 PreRunner SR5 DC 2006 Double Cab Automatic 4.0l V6 anti-theft Marine Corps sticker on back window, loose nut behind the wheel, Firestone Ride Rite air bags	Might have better luck putting this in the BS thread. __________________ “Find the enemy that wants to end this experiment (in American democracy) and kill every one of them until they’re so sick of the killing that they leave us and our freedoms intact.” ~ General "Mad Dog" Mattis, USMC

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11-18-2011, 04:13 PM	#3
TG8 [OP] Senior Member Name: Trey Joined: Nov 2010, #45932 Location: Laredo, Texas Gender: Male Posts: 379 2011 Tacoma Trd Sport 4x4 2011 Double Cab Automatic V6 STOCK STOCK STOCK SUCK STOCK STOCK WeatherTech Floor Mats All-Weather throughout the truck Smittybilt Bull bar with Hella 500 Series Halogen Driving Lamp (2)	alright thanks

12-07-2011, 07:55 PM	#4
Muy Grande Senior Member Name: John Joined: Feb 2009, #14111 Location: Dallas, TX Gender: Male Posts: 1,275 06 DC TRD 2006 Double Cab Automatic 4.0 Suspension: DHoes up front, Dakar and OME out back. Audio: Alpine w205 w/ pair of Alpine Amps, Image Dynamic 6.5 Component Speakers up front and Image Dynamic Subs in the Back. Armor: ARB Bull Bar, Rocktek rear bumper and custom rock sliders. Other: Rigid Industries LED Light Bar, Platinum DieHard Battery, BlueSea Fuse Block, rear lights, bed lights, leds inside.	Before you start chopping away make sure you have the right back spacing and clearance of the UCA. Chances are you will rubber on the front inner plastic piece and you can cut that yourself. I would drive around for little with the new tires so you can get your marks and go from there. It will sound terrible but it's not like you'll be driving like that for ever.