Video from the guys who blew their strut top cap off.

Youtube is garbage.

 

Jokes on me though, I have a readylift 1.5" spacer lift in the front while I wait for more manufacturers to release their suspension products.

 

Garbage in, garbage out.

 

YouTube is wonderful, you guys are simply watching the wrong shit. There are documentaries and lots of neat stuff on there.

 

Best channel out there IMO.

 

Are these those retards who made the post on T4G about breaking their truck and left out all the info so you had to watch their upcoming video?

 

Yes.

 

Keep it on the pavement and you "might" be fine

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/spacer-lifts-how-bad-are-they-really.543584/

 

It's been off pavement, it's 1.5" and I can barely see it in the strut tower. The truck will get proper suspension when more companies have shit available.

 

Well at least you know you should take it easy for now.

 

https://youtube.com/@eeveeandyoshi?si=yNcqe-UXTVXptf77

For those that need eye bleach. (Not rickroll. I think. Probably.)

 

Did you install the spacer? Post some pics of your puck lift in the dirt and some pics of the top of the front suspension. How much droop did you gain with the puck?

 

I already said that I did.

How bout I post pics of me driving to work for my 12hr shift, because that's all I'll be doing this week.

 

15 seconds to turn your front tires to full lock and take a photo of the puck you installed. You know this if you installed it like you said.

Those pics of you driving to work might be good for your loan officer if you miss a payment...

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You literally asked me to go off roading and take pics for you.

 

No you said you have already went off-roading with it. How is your memory?
You weren't stretching the truth were you?

 

I told you my truck has been off road. You are literally asking me to go off road again and take pics of the suspension. Not because you're interested in seeing it, but only because you think I'm lying.

If you want to see the spacer mounted on the truck, I'll take pics of it when I leave for work in a few minutes. I have nothing to prove to you though.

 

When you take a pick of the puck, you should also take a pick of the inner and outer CV boots for clarity on how that amount of puck lift impacts CV angles and boot fin rub (wear).

 

I'd like a pic of your socks when you get a chance.