Colorado B.S. Thread

Yes sir. Just need to find the time.

 

Thanks for the recommendations, I will have to try those out. Hard to beat a good pizza.

 

Yeah buddy! If you are really hungry go early and hit Denver bisket company and fat Sullys at the same time they are in the same building. It will be one of the best foodig moment of your life. But be hungry for sure!!

 

I will check them out for sure, but that brisket is going to have to really impress, haha. Growing up in the KC area definitely spoiled me on BBQ...anymore I just make my own all the time. But I am always open to trying places - I would love to find a great BBQ joint in Denver. Brother's sucks, IMO.

 

Not too many I can tell you in Denver. The rack house has good ribs in Denver. But BBQ restaurants in the state I like Rudy's in the springs and nordys in Loveland/ft Collins area.

 

Bet you won't!!!


I'll put that on ob's card though.

 

KC 'que is good but everyone knows Texas is the Mecca of Brisket.

 

Interesting how they suggest you put 'John' fir the name on that. It's like they read your mind!

 

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No ebichas and 5100's at 1.75. You can run any spring you are talking about (there are many threads on this man you gotta read about them and find what's best for you) and the 5100 maxed out and not go over 3 inches.

 

Yeah, trust me...done tons of reading. I just like to get one final confirmation before I purchase anything (OCD part of me). I know either the 884s or the Eibachs will work, its just a question of which one provides a better ride at this point (most stuff I read says OME, but then people like yourself tell me the Eibachs ride great). I also know that by keeping around 2", my UCAs should be fine, CVs should be fine, and I shouldn't have as many driveline vibes. And I'll probably be replacing the needle bearing with the ECGS bushing. I've done the research because I hate all the same threads as much as anyone else...I just basically hadn't heard of the 884x (just the 884) so I wanted to make sure I wasn't missing anything.

Thanks for your help - I've never lifted a truck. My suspension history deals more with taking a car down in ride height...I have Bilstein street/track shocks and 500 lb coils on the front of my Mustang with 4.5 leaf springs on the rear. I'm sure anything the truck has will be smooth compared to that, but this is my daily and not my "toy"...so comfort is #1 for me here. Thanks again.

 

The OME will be more stuff and having both. I would say wheeling wise the OME is a little better for mostly road driving the eibachs and 5100's were great and I wheeled them hard. You can also call the guys at toytec they are very helpful and give a little hook up for Tw members.

 

Yeah, if I get any new parts I will be going through Toytec. I was a little bummed when I drove out their way the other day and realized that it doesn't appear they have an actual storefront...I wanted to go in and talk to someone about options. These OMEs @ $125 (probably take $100) on CL were the main reason I was debating the 2, honestly. You're also the first person I've heard say the OME were stiffer than the Eibach, so that's good info.

 

You can Go inside and talk to them just open te door they don't bite.

 

Serious? Well damn it. I drove around that little corporate area and didn't see a single Toytec sign. That pisses me off, haha.

 

They have a mini store front inside lol

 

Just go to the place all the lifted toyotas are parked around.

 

That's how I found them