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Daystar Cradles Necessary?

Discussion in 'Suspension' started by doc76, Apr 12, 2021.

  1. Apr 14, 2021 at 8:10 PM
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    Is this the 2407 Kit you plan on installing? Are you installing on a stock Tacoma or does it have an aftermarket suspension installed? Curious how this kit would work with a 2016 OR with the Kings 2" adjustable suspension? Overall, suspension, tires et al, my truck is lifted 3". I wonder if Firestone would honor their warranty if installed on my truck, and, more importantly, how would it perform?
     
  2. Apr 14, 2021 at 8:16 PM
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    Yes that is the kit I am going with. My application is for the most part stock. Stock shocks. I have a 1” block in the rear however may/may not pull it out depending on what the bags do for me.
    Really the only reason I even have that 1” block in the rear to begin with is I had a levelling spacer put in the front and it left my ass end 1/2” lower. Drove me nuts so I blocked the back. It was simple, quick and easy on the pocket book.
    Not sure I would go the air bag way if I was lifted like you. I need it more for towing occasionally.
    BTW I’m pretty sure I read somewhere, maybe even Firestone’s website, that you can get spacers designed for the lifted application with their air bags however I would contact them directly.
    As you can see from Scott at Firestone who is an Engineer he was very helpful and factual.
     
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    How did you reach Scott at Firestone? Love to talk to him. By the way, the Kings gave me a 2” lift and the tires (33”) made up the other inch. So I don’t exactly have a lift kit, just my suspension. From what I gathered from Firestone and Scott, the bags can handle the flex, perhaps not from a stage 3 kit, but I’d like to ask him if it could handle mine.
     
  4. Apr 15, 2021 at 4:43 PM
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    Just emailed their “contact us” page but my guess is he was asked to field the question because CSR could not.
    Good luck!
     
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