Tacoma HD Leaf Packs 2 Sizes Now Available MADE IN THE USA!

Too expensive for what they are. Can’t get over seeing people buy $1,200+ leafs after shipping only to realize they’re not strong enough.

 

Shame he isn’t up for helping a similar small business..

 

Eh no harm no foul he has his thing going and I can respect that. I’ll find another hobby to keep me busy if needed

 

Sad news Joe
I think you have a great product. I have the 5+1 and I’m currently running them minus 2 leafs. So basically have a 3+1. Which still gives me 3” lift over stock height.

 

Lol, I hate askholes.

 

I have a second set of beans new Dakar leafs in the basement, and was planning to possibly sell them when my current set wears out and then purchase a set of these, guess that won't be happening

 

I may just kill the website then continue to offer them here people would just have to pm me to get things all squared away. I’m thinking that’s the direction I’m going to go

 

This would be optimal for me once I get things knocked out in order. I was all ‘next thing up, new leafs!’

Then my front shocks started sounding like a rusted out set of box springs. No fluid leaking, but the passenger side is constant. Can’t even turn the wheel while moving without noise because that tiny little bit of shock travel makes em moan.

 

That would be awesome, I’m still waiting to put mine on the truck and depending on results my buddy wants a set!

 

I think this is my plan. Site renews next month and I want to change things up a bit.

 

Just curious how much does your site cost to run? I really have no idea...

 

You can do it cheaper but they charge the owner more per transaction but it’s around $1000-1500 a year depending so I have x amount I need to sell to break even. If that don’t happen then theirs no point and it doesn’t look good based on the last 6 months or so of clearing that amount for the next year. There really isn’t much markup on these so it takes a bit of doing

 

Glad I got mine while the gittin' was good!

Good luck with whatever you decide to do next, Joe, and thanks for helping me out with my questions when I had them.

 

Anytime Eric thanks for your bussiness

 

Hey blackout, i'm in the market for a new leaf pack for my 2016 and just saw this thread... i'm not lifted (yet) but I have an ARE topper on 24/7 and tow a travel trailer and probably run 100 lbs in the back all of the time (wood platform) and get loaded down more when camping, etc. I don't go wheeling as much anymore just for the sake of wheeling, but definitely go down rough trails here in CO and UT. My OEM leafs are flat if not inverted and pretty much the frame is always resting on my sumo springs I put in for towing which makes for a shit ride.... what leaf set up of yours would you recommend? I do daily drive my truck but I don't have a long commute, but I don't want the ass end up in the air when I'm not loaded. No plate bumpers or anything now, maybe down the road if I ruin what I have now

 

I don’t have any I would recommend of mine if you are not looking for lift. With no weight on the back even my lowest leaf pack will give you around 3 inches of rear lift. If your looking to add capacity without lift I would suggest airbags or maybe just toss an aal in your current pack.

 

ok, thanks for the response. i am looking to lift when my shocks/leafs are worn out which is soon, i guess i was just planning ahead for when that happens. when i do lift i only want 2-2.5 inches or so, i wouldn't be putting the leafs in until i got new shocks all around.

 

The lightest pack I have would work for that when you are ready then. They are designed for a bit of added capacity and right around 3 inches of lift

 

So just for reference the pricing and all has stayed the same but my website is officially down. Wasn’t cost effective to renew so if anyone wants these just on me for then and we will get you set up

 

Don’t think I posted in here but I installed my leaf pack (4 leaf pack) and absolutely love it. Got about 3” of lift with my RTT and rack on. Rides awesome too, not too stiff at all