Finally. My build page.

The rear shocks are 10" for now. I'll probably run this for a while and potentially bump up to a 12" and relocation. The fox DSC as of right now come only in a 10" or shorter. So once they come out with a larger one I'll sell these and upgrade. I hear ya though, I love the Fox DSC and was searching for them in a 12" but even on Fox's webpage they don't show a 12". Oh well.

 

Subd gonna be nice man good choice of gear!

 

I'm looking into the fox setup you have. Hope to upgrade this spring.
Why no ST Maxx in the poll?

 

Thanks man!

Ha! honestly I never even considered them. I like the tread profile of the goodyear and Procomp a lot. You should do it man! You going to do the DSC RR? I loved the idea of fine tuning the suspension, and the adjust on the trail type of setup!

 

Bump for das wheelz

 

Love the NV's!

 

I also bought the NVs about a month ago, they're definitely my fav! I was also not a fan of the gold bolts, so had them powder-coated to match my truck (grey) and bought stainless steel washers (which are greyish). I don't have any pics yet but I'll post some when I do

 

Thanks man! Are those the Standards on your white Tacoma? Those look sick too! It was a very very hard decision, between the Standards, Double Standards and the NV's.

Oh nice! Yeah man, post um up here, I'd love to see how they turned out!

 

My vote is for the Method 105's
Seriously love having real beadlocks!

 

I'm diggin' that start of yours man! Can't go wrong with Fox stuff. I love my 10" rear's. Of course, they are nowhere near as trick as your's with those adjustable clickers.

 

Cant wait to see this!

 

SUB'D! Can't wait to see all those awesome parts on your truck! Lots of pics to come I hope!

 

Sub'd...

 

Yes front and rear! Worth the extra money I think. Looking at a few different setups so not sure yet. It will be a little bit still but it will give me some time to decide and see reviews on the BP-51's

 

Lol! Almost went with the Double Standard forged beadlock.... Something about $900 a wheel that just didn't sit right with me. In the future I'll probably switch to some actual beadlocks.

Thanks dude! It'll be fun playing around with the adjuster. I think you could send yours in and have them swap the reservoirs.

You and me both man!!

Absolutely!! I'll make sure you guys see everything that goes down! And try and share as much info as possible!

Your avatar. Lol....

That's true! That 51 setup looks great as well! Looks like they're trying to really compete withe the other mid travel shocks around. I'd like to see that on some tacomas.

 

I'm sure I could, I do however run a different brand shock up front and my rears are previous gen silver color Fox Shox, so black and blue with silver would look awkward. Plus given the theme I got going on in the back, I think I'd be better off leaving them as is. Sweet, simple, and gets the job done.

 

I just bought my second set of MT/R's (285/75R16). Great tire performs great in every terrain, but need to be aired way down to 10-12PSI for snow and ice. I've beat on mine and they haven't let me down, they are like glue they want to grip on everything. I usually air down to 18 PSI when I wheel. They just wrap around rocks and flex great. I've folded up sidewalls on rocks without sidewall failure. Great performance on the street and in wet weather. Pulling away from a light my tires would never spin on the cross walk lines, until they got too worn down. Get the MT/R's you will love them.

 

Yep just the standards! A lot of guys out here have NV's and not many standards so i pulled the trigger finally lol

 

I completely understand. You'd have to change the entire setup. Are those the 2.0 bumps w/ 3.5 inch of travel? I plan on doing a set of those too, they look good!

Thanks dude for the info! That's very re-assuring. I'm thinking those will be the tire I run! Whats the lowest PSI you've had them at with a non-bead wheel?

Good choice! They look good dude! I have only seen 1 set of NV's, they were the machined. Seems like Methods are very popular down south. Not so much up here.

 

Thanks bud they were a royal pain in the rear to fit on before the bare frame was exposed but it was worth all the time spent looking at it in retrospect.

They are 2.0x3" stroke air bumps. I wouldn't run any larger for my setup.