Long Travel on 3rd Gen Tacoma

Thanks. They are 6” McNeil. I wish back then they would have had smaller. I don’t like the look of them.

 

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Yes
This truck


This is the way

 

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Your snorkel is that coming out the top of the fender? If so I take it would not work with stock fenders.

 

Nope. it’s kind of tight. Using my method you’d probably be hard pressed to even fit it with a 3” fender.

Well. Actually it might work. You won’t have a flat spot like I did so it will have to come out at a different angle than the fender. It’s been a while since I’ve seen the inside of a stock fender.

 

Nice truck!

 

Some nice trucks in this thread.. here is my long travel

 

Saw your rig at Ryan's. Beastly! He's working on my black 3rd gen as we speak.

 

What wheels are those?

 

Your truck is bad ass. That rear end is massive. 10’’ 40 spline ? Wow ,do you have a build page?

 

Thanks man! The rear is a 9" full floater with a Gearworks 10" 3rd. 40 spline HT axles. If you're on IG you can peep the build @thatblackyota

 

What computer thing are you going to use to mimic the wheel sensor?

 

That's a work in progress...

 

The rear setup on this is beautiful! Just wondering what's the reasoning behind the fabtech lift on the front end??

 

I was wondering the same thing. I thought they were raceline avengers at first but i think they may be pro comp beadlocks

 

That Ivan inspired livery is just perfect.

 

That is so the 40 tires will clear real easy. Also to get the frame up out of the rocks. I have a ton of ground clearance. And they sponsored the truck so it was free parts. I broke 2 stock full weld gusset spindles .. and boom no more problems with broken spindles using the beefy Fabtech spindle. Lots of reasons I did it…