For those of you

who state that a 2018 can not be put on a lift I got news for you. That is incorrect. I was at a dealership today and they had a 2018 Sport 4x4 on a 3 inch lift. Dealership states that it does not impact the TSS technology. Here you go

 

I'm more impressed that the truck and person are attached to the wall.

 

I believe a recalibration of the TSS is required.

 

So I know how those sensors work and there's really no reason that any of it wouldn't work on a lifted truck vs. stock.

That said, don't believe dealers lol. They also tried to tell me that predator steps were as strong as rock sliders...

 

Homeboy looks pissed your taking pictures

 

No he is pissed because he tried to sell me a truck and I said no thanks

 

Such a click bait thread title.

but so awesome that the guy is hanging on the wall with ONE foot!

 

This.

 

Lol nice!

 

Has to turn my phone sideways to see it ...

Looks good though, my local stealership states that Toyota said that dealerships were not allowed to do lifts anymore and that no warranty would be offered if it was done... so it’s interesting to see a new truck done up.

 

Glad it works, but either way the clear protector still looks a little corny if u put a much nicer Pro grille on it. Interesting orientation of the pic though! Glad it is capable of being lifted, but I would imagine they did have to recalibrate it though like others have mentioned.

 

but you don't mention the name of the spac, uh, I mean lift.

 

My dealer will do the lift, they require you sign a waiver that says, "TSS might not work correctly" eventhough they also charge you to recalibrate after the lift as well.

 

HOW CAN YOU CALIBRATE IT FOR POINTING STRAIGHT DOWN!??!

 

What's that one going for?

 

THEY TOTALLY ARE....who are you kidding, you don't need sliders for mall crawlin'

 

They read it on the internet.

 

Good clickbait. I opened because I thought it was going to say:

“For those of you who want to mount your truck to your wall”

So disappointing.

 

Mean muggin'