Austin Area TW Chapter (all gens welcome, even T4Rs; heck, just make it a Toyota and we're good)

And wheels/tires

 

Those will come when they come

Pretty much putting them on the back burner until the bumper and lighting is in order

 

I would like to but circumstances wont allow me to do it so im just tryin to see what it would cost me to get someone to do it for me.

 

Anybody have an OME AAL laying around?

And or

884 coils?

 

LOL didn't you just lift your truck already?

 

Yes lol, I wants moar lift!

Also, I need the AAL for the rear.

This back bumper is heavy as shit.

And a much larger and heavier spare tire will be back there also

 

It's funny I can never tell if Chad is online or not he must have the super mod power of turning the light off when he is on.

 

What light lol

 

I want more as well, but some much to understand and what the overall best way to do it is so confusing reading all of this stuff.

 

Exactly!

 

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What kind of lift are you running??

 

It is just a 2" lift of some kind, not sure of brand since it came with the truck. I know by reading it needs a set of UCA's.

 

Probably a coil spacer lift?

Do you know if it has an AAL or block in the back?

take pics of that suspension for us

Also, you could get the full 3" with a taller coil and ditch the spacer (if thats whats on there)

I assume its a 4x4? (they do make the TRD OR in a 2wd)

 

Wait til you get the bumper on. You'll be surprised that the bumper will only weigh a few more pounds than the stock bumper with trailer hitch.

 

We should talk, get you pointed in the right direction.

 

For sure.

Would like to have it on hand.

Also, IF I go 884 coils with 5100's set a '0'

I would like to maintain the level stance

 

I've never understood this. "I'm just going to buy a Prerunner but I have some extra money to spend so I might as well get a TRD... but... I don't want a Sport"

Does it still have a rear locker???

 

yes, has the rear locker.

I would honestly have probably gone that route had I known what I know now

 

Those mall curbs can be treacherous. Several times when I've needed the rear locker when I've left a parking space and drove forward forgetting there was the little rubber barrier on the ground.