It’s a good thing I went with the HD leafs....

2000+ lbs of rock

 

2000+ of rocks and a little green giant.

 

Yikes. How's the ride empty?

 

Stiff

 

This can’t be good, right?

 

Meh thats how my leafs looked stock without anything in the bed. Well except it wasnt so many of em flat hahah

 

It’s a nice bro lean....better hope it doesn’t stick like that.

 

This is what my stock looked like fully loaded. I can usually stick my fist between the wheel and fender, i barely fit two fingers with this load. (Insert joke here) and rubbed the fender a few times getting out of the forest.

 

Wonder what it would look like with a light leafs?

 

For some reason reminds me of a Sumo wrestler squatting right before the fight.

 

Did you also upgrade your brakes? and your drive line?
With the aftermarket bumpers and sliders, and larger tires, I imagine you are north of 1,000 lbs overloaded.

Please be careful, my family drives on the same roads that you do.

 

I had extra leafs put on my '91 pickup and would often carry a ton of gravel from the quarry. After my first time getting gravel with a load of 3000lbs, I restricted future loads to 2000 lbs. Carrying a ton on a much bigger truck like this should be fine... unless the Tacoma is not as strong as the old "pickup".

 

lol

 

That's one way to scrag them, I guess.

 

Technically abusing the rear suspension. Rear axle and frame might not be rated to handle that weight regardless of Spring strength.

 

Oh my god he's a bad man .Hey kids come look at the bad man.

For shame.

 

you probably need new leaf springs now.

 

That's a damn good looking truck

 

I've hauled over 1,000 a few times, and my only concern is cracking the bed.

These truck have plenty good brakes, and bump stops to limit the up travel.