Lets see yo Taco

The local dealer being Chris? I recognize those big red jack stands

 

@AR15xAR10 so small behind me

 

No sir that’s my garage lol did it myself was don ringler that topped it off.

 

Ahhh i see! Nicely done sir! I bet youre glad to have that back up and running

 

Very much indeed my lard arse can’t stand the heat. An thank you I’m ok at wrenching got lots more to learn from Chris.

 

20180308_181742 by D R, on Flickr

 

Its a setup!!!! I honestly didn’t want my truck in that shot but i love how much smaller it looks

 

Shes creepin. She’s also still faster than you boosted boy

 

love mine best truck ive had

 

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Am I right @Justanotherhemi

 

Agreed! The Expo pup Pepper put you over the top Bro

 

Looking to add a rc 2" leveling kit to my truck. Did it level it out pretty even or is it nose high? Per my measurements on mine from center hub my front is at 20.5" and rear at 22" so around 1.5" difference.

 

I ended up nose high and to add to it, I had some sag to begin with. To compensate, I installed ride-rite air rides by Firestone. I also tow and haul wood fairly frequently, more than I off road. They worked out perfectly.

 

Appreciate the response. After reading forums the majority of the morning im thinking my best bet will be the 5100's on the front TRD Sport springs set to 1.75. Like I said im 1.5" lower in the front than rear. Im not worried about .25 of an inch. I can get a set from DownSouth for $204 or off Amazon for $207. Install and alignment $270 for a total of $477. I guess that's not too bad. I don't need anything wild. Its going on my 2nd vehicle that I usually drive on weekends or trips and will be on pavement 99.9% of the time. Just looking for a better stance.

 

My 2005 prerunner SR5