Alabama thread!

If your talking about rear lift then a whole spring pack would be easier to install. But idk if you want to spend the extra money on that. Some good options would be dobisons 111 or 112 or oldman emu standard or heavy packs. I wouldn't get the heavy packs unless you plan to have some constant weight on your bed like a rack, RTT or steel bumpers.

 

lol. what you putting on?

 

Seems overkill for my needs, I was looking towards this: https://www.headstrongoffroad.com/s..._AAL_with_u-bolts_(PAIR)_-_HS-TOY516-3AL.html

 

The ritz


I do have the headlight/fog light upgraded wiring harness, new coolant, water pump, thermostat, u-joints, and maybe a few other things sitting around


I really need to order the z36 T4R brake set and do those. I have the backing plates sitting at the house

 

I have some stock rear springs with a 3-lead add a leaf in my garage. About 1.5" over stock. Already assembled. You can buy them if you want @TacoBuffet.

 

That be fine just takes a little longer since you have to disassemble your leaf pack but ive done it more than a few times.

 

I also need to adjust my front suspension up just a bit(maybe 1/2"). I've got a pretty good rake now that I no longer have the decked or camper shell

 

I have a spring compressor now so def can do that

 

I'd be down to help out just to get more hands-on wrenching time. The disclaimer is I don't have a place to work on stuff and someone more skilled than me definitely needs to be around to make sure it's right.

 

That's what I just put on my truck a few weeks ago. Been super happy with it so far.

 

Sup JD

 

I really want a utility bed for my truck

 

Sup Phil. Already a crazy week this week. Classes start back Wednesday.

 

If they’re my old rear set it’s got icon aal and did sit just over 1.5” over stock with no added weight. I upgraded to dobinson111-r when I added steel bumper

 

Definitely don't envy you. Teaching is a thankless job.

 

Sup Don

 

They are!

 

Not much. Just home from buying girlfriend and myself a good gas mileage daily. 2022 Hyundai Tucson $5600 under msrp - deals still to be found out there! Mostly for her, she had a 2020 but gave to her son for 16th birthday. He wanted my Tacoma but I’m keeping until I find the truck I want.

 

Nice

 

That's what I run on the back of mine. It wasn't that hard to install with @Jerneyman doing most of the wrench work on mine.