Lifted 1st gens let's see em

I’d let it settle for a few weeks to a month. Space the front wheels if you do any decent wheeling outside of trail riding. The rub will only be worse when the suspension is compressed. Everyone should do the Matrix studs. I actually have 2x 1/4” spacers up front and 1x 1/4” in the rear. I bought a big box of them from Amazon or Jegs or Summit or somewhere online. It was 4 pairs of them actually for about what 1 pair at the parts house sell for.

 

Looks good! Wouldn’t worry about rubbing the frame you’ll figure out when it gets to that point and it shouldn’t impact driving too much unless it’s really bad. Give the rear time to settle to decide what to do. Still waiting for mine to settle years later lol

 

Toytec Eibach 3” front lift, Toytec Boss extended rear struts, All Pro Expedition leaf pack. Absolutely love it. Have zero rubbing as of now.

 

Rear struts?

 

Shocks.

 

Can anyone recommend resource for Toyota Tundra (2007-2020) Spacers, 5x150 Bolt Pattern, 110 Hub. Aluminum, BORA Black, Thickness=.375in (9.53mm) ? Motorsport has a long lead time

 

Just got fox 2.5 extended travel coilovers with resis installed
Camburg uca
Medium Dakar leaf pack
fox 2.0 with resis in the rear

Sitting ass high for now, but planning on raising up the front a bit once my seat brackets come in

 

Thanks you!

 

What lift do you have? This is exactly what I'm looking to do

 

2003 tacoma on a 2 and a half inch lift on some 33’s

 

Solo Motorsports LT kit with their fabricated 3" spindles on 35's, geared at 4.88.
(I will be selling my rear axel w/ the E-locker and my J59 Deaver Leaf Springs in several months. Let me know if you or someone you know that's interested, PM me. I'm doing a Tundra Axle swap and installing the SUA kit from Total Chaos.)

 

heres mine again

 

OME all around with an AAL. Will probably get Dakar leaf pack down the road.

 

mines old school, it has about everything thrown at it from 15-20 years ago when we were building these trucks,,, havent changed much over the years, just maintained cause it works so well.

 

I’d love to see these go head to head with the OG Taliban Toyota’s in Afghanistan