Lowered Taco? LETS SEE 'EM!

I believe 5 inches in the front in that picture.

 

Oh dang

 

I’m prob just going 3.5/5 drop

 

I’m gonna be driving on 3.5/5 drop for the show basically on bump stops

 

Then after imma just take off the clamps so I’ll be 4 inches

 

That should be plenty to still have decent ride quality. I'll be curious how much you hit your bump stops in the rear.

 

Cause it is my daily

 

If you did the DJM c-notch kit with low pro bump stops, six inches of drop gives you a half inch of clearance to the bump stops. So you should have roughly an inch to an inch and a half of travel...

 

I've got about an inch of travel in the rear with my Lo-Pro bumps. Man do I love those Lo-Pro bumps... lol

 

I’m doing a c notch at a shop

 

Should I just leave it with the hot rod rake

 

Yuhhh

 

Old Tacos look so cool lowered. A buddy of mine had an RB26 in his Taco

 

I can’t wait to get my front and rear bumper back this Friday from color match

 

TR kit done. RAS won't fit so I'll have to figure something else out to get the ass up a bit. Wish they would have made the rear axle perches an inch shorter.

 

This thread is always so interesting to me. The Tacoma enthusiasts I hang out with are more of an off road oriented crowd and the mods all lean in that direction, so to come here and see things going in the opposite way with mods I've never even heard of is very cool.

 

Feels great on the initial test drive, going back to recheck torque on everything tonight before I push it too much. Speeds bumps and pots holes didn't feel any worse.

 

Have been looking at the alternative solutions, looks like the alternatives are a half leaf style helper spring or a sumo spring. Leaning towards a sumo spring but I need to figure out which one to buy for spring under axle that will be around 10-20% compression with no load to provide a slight lift.

 

This is a great picture. Honestly astounded at the height difference.