GA Tacoma Owners BS Thread

Man, this thread is almost better than slickdeals.net

 

Gotta pass on the deals to my Georgia brotherin.

 

man we dont have a moes in brunswick anymore..only barburritos

 

I don't even know what moes is

I'm to young lol

 

Headin down to flowery branch this afternoon to pick up a Jon boat!

 

Still no takers for my FREE running boards from my '05 Tacoma Access cab. I still have them if anyone wants to come fetch 'em.

If not, they will go on Craigslist Athens, GA on Wednesday! These are not dented, just need a power wash and maybe some chrome polish - but I bet they would look great painted black, too!

 

hey guys im new to TW , anyone from around Ringgold Georgia?

 

Welcome!

 

Hey I'm a long ways from there!

 

does anyone know what would be the best way i could get 4 inches of lift ,for example: a 3 inch pro comp suspension lift and 1 inch blocks. all info would be much appreciated , thanks

 

Are you 4x4? If not you can use spindle lifts

 

Welcome to TW & the Georgia thread

 

Grew up in Dalton, not far from there. Living in NC now. Welcome.

 

my truck is 4x4 and im only 16 and im going to buy my own lift so im trying to find a 4 inch lift that would possibly be better than stock suspension, ive heard about zone offroad but dont know if they are any good? i also see that bds has a 4 inch lift but its 1800 dollars. And yes Matt GTechoma i am very familiar with the dalton area, i was down there a few days ago getting some parts for my fourwheeler.

 

Look at RCD lift

 

Keep in mind your CV angles. I have heard a 2.5" lift is a good way to go because you want have to worry about CV angles as much and it keeps your ride close to stock. Also i would look into new leaf pack instead of blocks on the back in, sacrifice ride quality and your leaf pack with blocks. You can look on toytechlifts.com and see what they have there. You will need an adjustable front shock or coil over. If I could do it again I would go ether coil overs at 2.5" or a 6" lift. If your going to lift it, do it right the first time.

Also BDS makes a 4" for 4wd. You have to select 4" at the top left of the product description on the right of the page.
http://bds-suspension.com/product?ma=12&mo=45&ty=1&yr=2005-2012

 

Looking for any ideas on how to transport a 4 wheeler safely in the bed of the truck... Don't want to smash out the back window by accident. Headed to Taylor County Boondocks soon... Yeah Buddy!!!!

 

thanks tacosupreme54 and costa09 im gonna go with a 4 inch

 

ratchet straps and pillows Quadsix! haha

 

just a few rachets and dont slam on your brakes lol