Toyota TRD OEM lift kit

Honestly, everyone needs to print and bring in the Hot Sheet posted in this thread. It says 4-5 hours labour which is all inclusive. No one should be paying a penny more. Unfortunately, the only two dealerships in my vicinity are owned by the same company but I will be willing to drive a couple hours to the next city to get them installed and make a day out of it.

 

I did these from the floor not center hub.

 

AFTER: About 2" increase all around.

 

Does anyone know if the front camera bracket included in this kit is the same camera bracket that comes with the trd pro grille? I'd like to see if I can retrofit a non-oem camera with it for a clean install.

Also, anyone know if the standard raptor lights fit in this grille? I'd like to think so but don't want to assume anything at this point.

 

You can try but the dealer does not have to honor Toyota's quote for labor.

 

I'll upload more pics later. I'm running 255/85/16 tire.

 

Looks great! Did they say anything about the larger tires?

 

Are you running wheel spacers?

 

No, but I used to work at the dealership that did the work.

 

Nope, the trd wheels do have a slightly wider stance then the stock OR wheels. I think it’s about an inch difference from what I’ve read. I wasn’t sure they would fit but I found numerous guys running them on stock suspension.

 

Saw one is Sacramento with the package didn't look half bad

 

What recovery hook are you running

 

Bullet proof fabrication, It's really nice quality.

 

Before and after

 

Which dealer did you order the grill from?

 

@Manny315 Your truck looks good with the lift and with OEM tires and wheels. Stance does makes a difference.

 

@dragonsh8tacos I am also in contact with my dealership and they said they can install whatever I want and needs. I selected the TRD package that is only dealer install at this time and they gave me 4 different types of wheels to choose from including the TRD wheels. I may lean towards the Rhino wheel, but still undecided whether to go for 275 or 285 tire. Either way, mpg will take a hit for the bigger tires. FWIW, I've heard from owners that their mpg came from 19 mpg down to 13 mpg. With that said, it does makes me feel good that the Toyota warranty will not be affected at all.

 

Interesting, I'm running 255/85 r16s but on the stock trd or wheels. (No issues either)

 

Thanks,
New shoes coming soon and bumper as well...

 

So far for me depending on my journey, only lost 1-2 mpg from 20mpg average. I also went with 265/75R16 on my stock wheels which i think is a perfect fit.