Recommend a good shop DENVER/ HIGHLANDS RANCH/ LITTLETON AREA

I called that shop 10 times. Never got anyone to answer the phone. No voice mail, I figured they went out of business.

 

That's surprising. They are definitely not out of business. I was just there on Friday - they were rocking and rolling. They were actually putting their new 3rd gen Slee sliders on a Tacoma, and they had a couple 4Runners and a Lexus LX570 in the bay.

They probably had around 30 trucks around the shop and in the bays getting work done.

They also sponsor the annual 200 Series Land Cruiser event.

 

Their loss, I spent Around 8 grand at RSG off road.

 

Yes RSG is good I dont know their pricing. Slee is well known but seem experts on LC's and Lexus but yep they do tacos but its funny no one mentioned TOYTEC right up in northglenn/thorton area who seem to rep variety of manufactures as well as there own BOSS stuff.

 

I took my truck to Phil at Smooth Ride Auto in Northglenn per @RisingWithoutWings recomendation to have 5100 Bilsteins installed earlier this week. He is literally located right next to Toytec. Did a great job at a fair price. Laid back and was up front about everything. It's also convenient having Toytec next door, I had to get a 1/4" spacer to take care of the drivers side lean.

 

Who is this fatkid guy and anything closer to Aurora?

I'm also in the market and looking at getting a kit. This is my daily driver and so far, probably only 5-10% off road (I want to change that). Looking at the boss performance kit with UCAs, but also thinking FOX level 2 or 3. Like to keep it under $2600 before install, any ideas? 2016 DCLB Sport

I prefer to buy once and cry once, but want quality that will last and are rebuild-able. Personal experience, recommendations? I'm gonna head up to Toytec today to check it out...

 

Id do a fox over a boss coil over any day. keep it below the height where ya need new UCA's, then pick your rear lift with shocks (could stay with fox, or just go with a 5100 or 5160 shock)

Unless you get the extended fox coil overs that allow for 1 more inch of droop, then you will need a UCA