Ironman 4x4 Lift

Has anyone had any experience with Ironman 4x4 lifts for the 3rd gen? This seems like a pretty good deal. Ironman 4x4 was a pretty popular brand when I was involved in the 100 series LC community, but haven't really seen it around Tacoma folks.

https://ironman4x4america.com/toyota-tacoma-lift-kit-2005-nitro-gas-2-performance-load-0-440lbs/

 

i've never seen one of these installed. I do like that it's a full leaf pack.

 

Nobody has had any experience with these? I guess I'll be the Guinea Pig!

 

Same here, I'd rather go this route vs a block or aal system.

 

I am wondering the same thing. Have seen in a couple places that ironman 4x4 is a sister company in australia to arb and heard that it's solid stuff. I'm looking at getting this same kit for 2006. If you get it, let me know!

 

keep us updated.. I'd like to see how the leakpack performs... cant even get a decent set of leafs for under $700 shipped.

 

Ironman 4x4 said they will upgrade coils to a constant load coil for free to handle additional weight of a steel bumper/winch also

 

Will do, just put my order in. Hopefully these will hold up as well as they do for Land Cruisers.

 

Any update on this? Would be great to see photos

 

I've had the suspension on for about a month now. Overall, I'm very happy, especially since I only paid $750 (no tax & free shipping). Ironman sent me the the parts the next day after I ordered, and I installed it myself the day after that. First thing I noticed was the ride was quite a bit stiffer on the road. Not annoyingly stiff, I just don't roll as much when turning. Going offroad it has made a huge difference. The stock OR suspension was pretty bouncy for me, the Ironman suspension soaks up those large bumps a lot better.

Here's some pictures I have on my phone, I will take more when I get back home next week.

 

$1,199 now. Bummer.

 

OP would you pay 1200 for them?

 

Machu or OP, i guess since you opted for the heavier spring without the the added weight in the front at the moment, i guess it’s expected to be stiff until you add your bumper and winch.

 

I actually have the medium rate springs. I believe the weight range is 0-110lbs.

 

I fully jumped into this thread to be about lifting programs and not a lift kit.

 

Don’t buy this lift if you live in winter climates. Extremely prone to rust. After about 2 years the struts look brutal and I have a strut leaking and one rear shock leaking.

 

I’m considering their kit as well. What is your vehicle? Got any pics of the damage? Have you contacted the company and what was their reaction?

 

It’s a 2012 trd sport double cab. I have not contacted the company but realized too late that maybe it’s not the best idea to get an Australian built suspension set up in the salt belt in Canada. Here are some pics.

 

My neighbor had this with 285’s and it rode better than my OME medium kit by far

 

I have 285/75/16 and I do agree the ride is good with this lift, although I find a lot of rust plus 2 of 4 shocks are leaking after 2 years.