What have you done to your Tacoma today? 1st Gen Edition

Hooked it up yesterday and it sounds way better. I'm actually thinking of adding one under passenger seat as well.

 

@ToyTec Lifts whats the warranty details on these coils? website says they're wear items but since theyre made by eibach wouldn't they have their same million mile warranty?

 

I got mine on Amazon. The unit is a powered sub, so everything is included in the enclosure (sub/amp/box). Just hook up power and audio cables. It all fits under a seat as well. This link says that they are out of stock, but I ordered the kit as shown...

$123 Sound Storm Laboratories LOPRO10 10" Powered Under Seat Car Audio Subwoofer - 1200 Watts Max, Built-in Amplifier, Low Profile, Remote Subwoofer Control, for Truck, Boxes and Enclosures

https://www.amazon.com/Sound-Storm-LOPRO10-Amplified-Subwoofer/dp/B001CY13W2

Kit...

 

May have to do that if Pelfreybilt doesn't hurry up haha

 

that is what @turbodb did. His new one is a dual.

 

Gonna cost and arm and a leg. Already at $2k shipped with the single

 

well...most swingouts do haha

unless you fab it yourself.

even then its still a lot of money and ton of time.

 

Part of why I picked it up - shipping is killer for this stuff. Plan a road trip out their direction around pickup like we did?

+$300 for the dual, if I recall. Oh, and I decided against the tables, which are like $175 per side. I can make those for way less than that.

Plus, Black Friday.

 

Anyone happen to know the shipping weight of a complete rear elocker axle? Drum to drum.

 

Did you contact @BudBuilt on this issue? What did they say? I'm considering their sliders but. . .

 

Black Friday is the way to go, last year I watched the sales from the sidelines. This year I’ve been squirreling away for it. I hope @Dalandser puts together his Black Friday megathread again. Made it super easy.

 

Pallet service via fedex is probably around 150-200, additional charges might be necessary.

 

Yep! I'll just save up for it, should only be a month or two.

That road trip would cost more than it is to ship. It's like $300 shipping. Didn't think CBI did any Black Friday deals, could be wrong tho. I'm in no rush anyways

 

So should a shop be able to compress the spring by the blue shock enough to get it to work?
Is it ok that the blue shock is shorter than my original, aftermarket replacement shock?
And do I need the rubber piece that under the top hat, I assume the answer is yes to that one.

Still feel dumb...



@Speedytech7 @Blackdawg
Gonna tag you two cause you answered before

 

They did last year:

 

I just did my own custom fab made them work took me 12 hours to get both of them on the truck. I did not but won’t use them ever again. One thing I can tell you guys is that @CBI Offroad Fab has some of the best customer services I have ever seen!! I got my bumper and sliders from them in less than 3 weeks!

 

Thanks. But I don't understand why you would bash a company for an error without giving them a chance to rectify the situation.

 

It’s not the first on here they have been. They were good folks and nice products but terrible fitment issues. I also got my bumpers and sliders quicker than my skids several weeks sooner!

 

yes you need the rubber isolator.

So you are using the blue shocks? you sure its fully extended? Doesn't look like its in better shape..

 

I’m using the blue shock cause the bushings in better shape at the bottoms in better shape and I can’t get either bushing out to trade them.

That’s as far as I can get it to come out, I don’t know if there’s a spacer in there or wtf.