What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

You lost me at #ROLLTIDE!

 

sorry guys, #hashtags don't work on here

 

Is this a pretty acceptable product to use a load stabilizer / leaf helper when your near your payload limits for the taco's?

http://www.sdtrucksprings.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=25578

 

let me know if and how much your selling them for. otherwise i gotta fab one.

thanks
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What do you think of the Sumos after installing them?

 

BEAUTIFUL SCENERY!

Just curious, I never been... Is that as close as you are allowed to get driving? I'd have to get closer... Hiking if necessary.

And i agree.... Whiskey is delicious.

 

I run wheelers super bumps front/rear, have installed MANY and have never heard a complaint.

 

Attaboy!

 

Only attached at the bottom. I pull equipment trailers. I don't do much if any rock crawling. The are supposed to increase sag resistance exponentially. The more weight you add the firmer they get. I am not a fan of air bags. There is a thread in this forum about them. Super easy install. 1/2 hour at best. Only thing I was concerned about is they recommend a u-bolt toque of 95 ft. Lbs. specs from Toyota say 52. I did 70 and will check in a week or two see if they are still tight. I think they were going by one of the old specs from before 2016. Amazon has the best price on them.
For our truck you want

$289 SSR-610-40 | SumoSprings Rear for Toyota Tundra, Toyota Tacoma, Nissan Frontier, Nissan Titan

SSR-610-40. $193.31 including shipping. They come out of Taylor PA.

 

Sent you pics in PM

 

I see you got that custom fold back windshield option. I tried but they said very limited quantities and they are made to order and I couldn't wait that long! HAHA sorry, I couldn't help myself.

 

Or my Chevelle! Oh wait, it's already got a 427, I forgot, nevermind, I'm good!

 

So far no complaints. I didn't notice any difference in ride. I haven't loaded it up or slapped on the loaded trailer yet though. Seemed like a good alternative to air bags. It is supposed to be a made of a material that does not degrade over time or exposure to the elements.

 

Pardon Moi? I don't do anything right! Only what I want to do!

 

Lol Geaux Tigers!

I'm aware. It's just a lot easier to copy & paste from Instagram than rewrite everything.

 

Plasti dip and tint

 

This is way above the valley floor. Yes, as close as you can drive on this route. You can get a tad closer on valley roads, but still not terribly close in a vehicle.


You can hike to the top with a -hard to get - permit.

 

Looks beautiful, I've never been there.
Do you just drive up there or do you need permits and stuff like that?

EDIT: Sorry didn't see your last post about the permit

 

Awesome, thanks. I've been thinking to get them but was wondering whether they require an AAL in the back or if I can just run them leveled out like that. Looks damn good.

 

I've been wanting to take a trip up there but don't know what area has the best trails or most popular to see all the beautiful sights.