Calling all Toyota owners in the Lynchburg and Charlottesville and surrounding areas!

Either one will get the job done, it all comes down to thickness and diameter of the tube and personal preference. Just my opinion.

 

Gotcha...I tend to overanalyze things, if you hadn't noticed...lol

Liking 4x Innovations, too...and they're one of the few places that actually as sliders IN STOCK as we speak

And what in the world is a spring hanger skid? Googling it now, but getting no answers

 

Personally if go with round tubes because with all of the sliders I've seen they are a lot stoner and just flow better but that just my .02. Good luck.

Talked to Marie from headstrong and working on ordering 5125 rears and a few
Other goodies.

 

^Marie helped me quite a bit - answered all my questions, too

My kit shipped yesterday! I've also gotten several "thank you" emails from Headstrong...great place. I'll definitely be ordering from them again in the future when I hit the lottery

 

I've been looking at tires. I think I've came down to hankook mts,nitto trail graps, mtrs Kevlar, maybe cooper stt

 

Coopers or hankook's will wear better since you are driving so damn much, I'd go with coopers

 

I can attest that the Nitto Grapplers will help a truck with a crappy lift shoot right up a trail without so much as a slip...lol

 

What all did you end up going with?

Luke- I'd look at he hankook and Nitto Grapplers

 

Frank - ended up with the Bilstein 5100's all around with Eibach coils and a 2" AAL...

I like the raked look front to back and I figure the leaf will settle some over time, so I went with the 2 inch AAL and the Billy's will be set at 0 instead of .85

 

Good choice. I'm going to be getting those 5100s from Luke and then 5125s from headstrong and eibachs and 2" AAL like you did.

Then imma be ready for more trails.

 

Y'all had better be getting armoires frank! It lookin like I may be headed straight into another job that should last till August but I'll definitely be headed back on weekends to hang out. My plan right now is to buy a welder in a few weeks here, learn on it on the weekends and start building.. Sliders, full set if skids, and finish my bumper.. Lego!

 

Ok man that what I'm planning on doing after the bilsteins well that and sliders and good for you man I've been thinking about doing that 2 with my armor and custom building them.

 

Yo Brandon you wanna try and arrange a mid day once we all get the stuff and parts that we have ordered? What do y'all think?

 

Took my brush guard off today, was gettin tired of lookin at it. And frank did you order the bushing kit for the struts and everything? Because all the bushings on my are shot and dry rotted

 

Well, when everybody gets there stuff let me know, I need to order an add a leaf too. I will be out of town every weekend until May 17th, we could possibly do a wed. During midday too.

 

My stuff from Headstrong is set to arrive on Tuesday of next week...damn Cali shipping times...lol

Unrelated - looking at the Relentless Fab sliders that bolt on, will support the full weight of the pickup and do NOT require drilling...hmmmmm

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/re...b-relentless-bolt-hybrid-sliders-kickout.html

 

Expect to wait 6+ months for those, they are so backed up it's taking that long to fill orders

Also most sliders from reputable companies should be able to do that as it is a point used for lifting with a hi lift. Can't got wrong with BAMF, they are tried and true

 

Doing the math, the Relentless Fab sliders would cost $267.38 MORE than 4x Innovations sliders...

I'm not a cheap guy...but that's a LOT more money for the same basic thing

 

Yea I like their products and they do good work, but you pay for it too! A lot of people on here like their sliders by 4X innovations, never seen them personally though.

 

A friend at work just had these tires installed...I haven't heard of them before but he doesn't have any negative reviews of them yet (they've only been on for a couple of days, though)

Apparently, a buddy of his has a mobile install service and he had these installed for well under $600 at his home