Depo Racing +2 Long travel kit Honest Review

looks like you're gonna need to make some custom bump stop spacers.

 

I have a bunch of stacked UCA washers currently, but I'm going to replace them with a solid spacer.

 

I’ve been using the Depo +2 LT kit for a bit now and it’s holding up well. I mainly use it for tight trails and crawling, and it’s been great for that. It’s definitely not built for high-speed stuff, but if you’re into slower, technical terrain, it’s a solid choice. I haven’t had any issues with it breaking, and the gusseted LCA cup is a nice touch. I did swap out the uni balls just to be safe, but overall, it’s been a good budget-friendly option. Definitely worth considering if you’re not going to be pushing it too hard.

 

Big question is how's it handle driving 70mph on the interstate

 

80 mph highway np
90 mph washboards np
40 mph "jump" where I got all 4 tires off the ground np

I'm running mine pretty damn hard and I don't see the inside joke lol

 

No joke was just curious. A lot of LT kits don't like highway speeds and your all over the place.

 

The only wobble I had was when I took my sway bar off I don't daily my truck anymore so it doesn't bother me

 

Plus I'm LT on the rear of my T4R so it gets a little loose feeling on the rear

 

Gotcha. I still have mine on the rear but fronts been off for years lol

 

Just fine

 

Mines still rockin and rolling. Getting close to needing to replace uni though.

 

I can't remember, but did you leave the original unis in

 

FK

 

Mine didn't come with a rear sway bar

 

I have a 4Runner lol so mine did I left it on but took the front off

 

I've been following this thread since last year and appreciate everyone keeping it updated with their insights. It's been incredibly helpful, and I'm likely going to get this kit because, why not?

I found another rig with this setup on a V8 4th gen 4Runner - check it out here: https://www.instagram.com/p/Csuawd3MEfO. You can see him putting the kit through its paces and even jumping it. I've talked to him, and he's had the kit for about two years, giving it a lot of rough use.

He mentioned he hasn't really had any major complaints, once you get into the +2, you always have the itch for more travel, that's the only thing he mentioned. But for what i'm doing, i think it's a good all around choice, some light pre-running and rock crawling.

 

He’ll yeah

 

Nice . I sent him a message. Asking if the tie rod extensions or a direct fitment or if he needed to buy upgraded ones. I did read on their website that the extensions may or may not work with the 4Runners. I was also curious on what size tires he was running since I daily 35s and I play an off-road on 37s

 

I've only had mine installed for a couple months now, and darn it looks good.