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Pulling the trigger on an Icon stage 4 set-up

Discussion in 'ICON Vehicle Dynamics' started by ECVhotshot, Jul 14, 2016.

  1. Jul 14, 2016 at 12:44 PM
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    ECVhotshot

    ECVhotshot [OP] Well-Known Member

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    2010 4x4 DCSB TRD Sport
    Icon Stage 4, Demello Offroad Bumper, SCS RAY10, Cooper 255/85/16
    Before doing this, I am trying to get some questions answered so i can do it all at once. Maybe some of you have done the same or read it somewhere. @icon_rep can chime in too hopefully.

    So I am sitting 100% stock right now but hope to get the stage 4 set up going here soon. My goal is to have it installed due to lack of space and time plus some ease of mind. I am hoping I can get into Demerol Offload for the install and support Riverside.

    I plan on getting some 16" @SCSPerformance wheels and tossing the tallest tires I can on them without having to worry about too much rubbing. It will be fairly rare that I am fully compressed during my type of driving and off-roading mainly because it is also my daily driver. So I am thinking 285 75 16 as recommended by Icon. Thoughts? Do I need to worry about any backspacing with the SCS wheels? They seem pretty standard and I see their wheels on tons of tacomas anyways.

    I hope to get it all done in the same day, any specifics for alignment right after?

    Also, I have pans for @Pelfreybilt shortly after and was curious if the 700# springs were sufficient and how you go about adding those in the ordering process?

    Thanks for the answers ahead of time and I would appreciate any photos of similar set ups/tire sizes.
     
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