Got around to lifting it....

Seems to me, if you have the money & desire to lift your truck, you have the money and desire to pay for any repairs it may require down the road, regardless of what the warranty covers.

This seems like a touchy subject, but I would not expect a warranty to cover, say, crapped out bearings because you lifted/spaced/installed oversize tires.

 

you gotta pay to play, period.

 

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Oh, and BOOMER

 

Down the rabbit hole we go.

 

Lol, I can see it seems to be touchy but I'm not really up to speed on why. Just seems odd to me that someone who spent $X on a mod that pretty dramatically changes the design characteristics and engineering of a stock vehicle would be worried about a differential repair down the road. I would just assume going in that certain components would not last as long as stock, and if I still wanted the mod, I'd just do it.

Plus, I don't think there is a cheaper vehicle to own and maintain than a taco. If something does crap out, it's not exactly the end of the world, just get it fixed.

 

did you have to use new UCAs and swaybar relocation? I'm wondering if this setup is possible without.