New Stock 2nd Gen + $400 dollars, What to get?

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Your truck is a TRD "Off-Road". 3 inches of tire just wouldn't look right.

 

If i kept the 20's i was going to go with a bigger tire for the offroad.

 

i would go with a 16" rim, 17" at the most. i prefer the "more tire, less wheel" look tho. tires will start looking like rubber bands with a 18" wheel. but if thats the look your goin for, more power to ya

 

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and sell the rims to get bigger tires

 

How do you get the rear TSB done for free. I'm looking to purchase the front and back 5100's (Prob set the front on 2 1/2" and would like the rear up a little). Sorta new to all of this, will the TSB raise the back up any or will i need to add a 1 1/2" Leaf with my shock order?

 

groceries.... a drive.... people waste a hell of a lot making their trucks ugly, harsh and unreliable

 

A tank of gas .

 

Thanks guys that helps loads.

 

Well ask yourself "What would be your dream truck?"
Make a list of the things you'd like for your truck. (I mean really want)

Then save up to buy the most expensive item on the list first!

Take your time and look at what other people have done to their trucks. research and ask questions. It will save you money in the long run!

 

If You're dead set on buying stuff for stuff's sake. Make sure you do your research. 90+% of people out there are just making fools of themselves with cheap bolt-ons that detract from every aspect of the vehicle. With a mere 400 bucks, youre down to like.. a satoshi grill or some plastic hood scoops type territory. Not even a cool stereo can be had for that. Shop wisely.

 

$400?

Hmmmm......Stock in Chevron or Conoco

 

I have a stereo already 7" flipout.. The 5100's front/back/leaf are about 425 at toytec

 

I'd take the 20s and sell them then put that money with the $400 and buy a lift and pc the stock rims

 

Not to mention absolutely kill resale opportunity and value. People generally don;t want to pay extra for a vehicle that looks like it has been thrashed even IF its a 4x4.

 

EXACTLY...

how many people are lifting their trucks on stock arms?

Every one of em.. well I'll stop there.

 

And it always seems like its the people that can't afford it doing it.