UTAH (and Surrounding Areas) BS Thread

Dude I saw your truck in Salt Lake on saturday off of 600 S. Or at least I'm pretty sure it was yours ha It looked badass though man!

 

u gotta hit the porcupine grill at the mouth of big cottonwood canyon, lots of ski folks there. lots of great places int he park city area, full of skiers, and fun crap to do. idk man, u genna wheel while ur here?!@!?!?

 

haha thanks man, was i there with like 4 land cruisers? on the side of the road??

 

yeah I almost rear-ended someone because I was staring haha

 

hahaha nice, i was at the tread lightly class..

 

Ooh, how was it?

 

it was really informative. lots of cool guys showed up and had some sweet rigs

 

Dang, maybe I can make the next one.

 

So noob question. I'm not too familiar with lift kits, but what I'm wanting to do is get a lift kit for a smoother ride. I won't be doing a lot of off-roading mostly just hunting and the occasional trail rides up the mountain. I just want something that rides better than the stock suspension but isn't going to cost a fortune. I know spacers are bad and can hurt the longevity of the supsension, but a little lift would be nicer so I can get some nice tires as well. Sorry again for the noob question ha

 

honestly man id just get this kit and call it a day, it should put u around 3" and its a popular entry level kit, http://toyteclifts.3dcartstores.com/Bilstein-lift-kit-with-5100-shocks-_p_1137.html

this one is that same size lift but a different brand, this is similar to the kit im running, i really love how it performs off road, but its kind of still on road, also to consider the weight u will be running on ur vehicle, if ur going to be stock the top lift will be pretty stiff, and you will have pretty severe cv angles.

http://toyteclifts.3dcartstores.com/Old-Man-Emu-Tacoma-suspension_p_225.html

 

so you would suggest the second lift then? I'll be running mostly stock i'm not planning on doing anything crazy

 

you could do the second lift and get the medium duty coils, if i were u i would call kurt at cruiser outfitters and tell him ur situation hes a ome arb dealer and he should be able to set u up with the right equipment, they do installs aswell.
http://cruiseroutfitters.com/contactus.html
[FONT=Arial,Helvetica][SIZE=-1]801-563-1277[/SIZE][/FONT]

 

cool thanks man!

 

no problem man.

 

I agree with you. I would do the OME over the other one any day. I went a lot further with my kit, but then again I have a specific purpose to my build.

 

Did u get it installed yet?!?

 

Not yet. I'm hoping the weather is good enough. So far it looks good.

 

Oh man, their nachos.. 3 people can feed off of $10.

For downtown, hit Murphy's and Cheers for friendly dives, no DB's. BarX/Twilight if you like hipsters, Beerhive/Gracies if you like collared shirts and money wenches hah

 

aww yeah, and the freaking chicken noodle soup...

 

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