Update a Little Over a Year Since I Bought My Truck

Hey guys so it has been a while since I have come on here with any updates on my truck so here it is haha. So I got her lifted finally and it turned out exactly how I wanted, got the mean stance I was looking for. With with TOYO AT's for tires just because from the people I had asked said they were great for snow and road since that will be the most driving I will be doing with it. Got the TRD Pro grille and swapped that out and color matched the TOYOTA to the color of the truck. Got a roof rack installed, and a Magnaflow Catback exhaust. And most recently got my fender flares painted black to match the TRD trims.

So I wanted to start looking at what to do performance wise and the biggest set back is that I live in California... So I was looking for suggestions on what to look for that I can do. Already got my exhaust to make her sound better but thats it really so far. So ya any suggestions would be appreciated!

Thanks Everyone

 

Looks awesome!
What lift and tire size did you go with?

 

Thanks! Ended up getting a 3 inch lift and the tires are 33's 285's

 

How/why is it that some call their trucks "female" for example:
"Hey guys so it has been a while since I have come on here with any updates on my truck so here it is haha. So I got her lifted finally and it turned out exactly how I wanted, got the mean stance I was looking for."
Do gals call their trucks "he" ??

 

Most fellas feel better about getting inside a gal, than a dude, but I’m not going to judge. There’s room for everyone.

 

That was awesome

 

What lift did you get and how does it ride, just wondering because I'm new to the suspension game

 

Just beautiful OP!

 

Only if it's a "stick" shift..!!

 

So the Exact kit I got was A "Tuff Country Lift Kit" From 4wheelparts. Its a 3" lift and an add-a-leaf for the rear. Definitely a different ride from the stock feel but in a good way.

https://www.4wheelparts.com/Suspens...5GMIv9jQzMz5lMzWbNAlrstiZ4dvJQahoCayEQAvD_BwE

Theres a link to the exact kit that I got.

 

This comes from the olden days when crews would name their sea-bound ships female names, as they would grant good luck and nurture the crew on their journey.

Modern day, translates to aircraft and automobiles.


OP-- nice truck. Can't go wrong with black wheels on QS and 285's/

 

Appreciate the kind words