DMZ SUA kit.

Hell ya thats the dream setup right there. Anywhere i could see a few more photos of it? Build thread or whatever

 

I couldn't of learned with out @Anthony250 help.

lol I went through my build and it clicked that I had spacers pretty much since the beginning. After LT front I kept them on the rear.
Yeah I have a bunch of stuff in my truck. I could just about take my entire truck apart with the stuff I have in my truck and I have multiple times lol.
There's defiantly more room with the smoothies. I think with bypass Tim suggest notching the frame to get them as inboard as possible.

Damn Carey! That trucks changed a lot since I last saw you!

 

Here are some photos I’ve took. Definitely a “space saver” bed cage.

It sure has! Didn’t waste much time at all building it haha. Here are some extra photos of the bedcage. It’s absolutely perfect for what I use my truck for and Dmz did a bitchen job with it.

 

Yea that cage looks perfect. Thanks!

 

I have the DMZ spring under kit and made a bolt in bedcage for my 2.5x16s

 

Very nice. I like the bed mount reinforcement

 

Anyone use this kit with relocation hoops?

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/white-knight-fixedtrd-build.126828/page-4#post-3674986

 

Dmz sua

 

after thrashing a mid travel for a while i'm looking a doing rear suspension to start but i'm still daily driving it so i was wondering how bad of an idea it would be to run the dmz kit with a 14" triple from a archive relocation kit so i can still sleep in the back of my truck?

 

I think others have done this...the important thing is if you go this route the hard part of the dmz install is done. Should you ever want to go through the bed then all you need is a bed cage and new shocks which are easy to install. With this kit you would actually get a full 14 inches of travel unlike all the soa guys who relocate with 14s and still get under ten inches of travel. It’s def an investment for the long haul...but man I love my rear.

 

i just found a way around that, i just found a guy near where i live who is just finishing a 5 year endeavor to build a bolt on a cantilever kit for tacomas and i'm just gonna grab one of those and i'll get the full 19-20" of travel out of em

 

They already make one:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BjgOLbjli1g/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

 

my local guy who lives 30 min from my house over at simmons built in utah does it so i can make damn sure is anything weird happens with my truck or i break it again it can be fixed without waiting for parts

 

link to his site / socials?

 

hes @simmons_built on insta i know he has done a few people in my area

 

Nice - would be good to post some cycling and performance videos

 

he probably should but a few people who he has put them on have