Suspension shops

can anyone recommend a good shop for lifts and leveling kids in the Bay Area? Thanks

 

What does this even mean?

 

For the cost of a good 6 pack and some lunch I'm sure a NorCal member or two will throw you stuff in. You could get it done at a mod day (which happens fairly often) and is free.

Check in here and introduce yourself.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/norcal-spotted-and-bs-thread.53517/

 

I meant leveling kit. Missed a word by one letter and you guys don't understand anything

 

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I quoted that guy because he's either wanting to know the same information or he's being a douche.


I knew what you said, and gave you info to save you cash. You have a ton of members in your area.

 

Didn't mean to direct that toward you. Thanks for the info

 

What does it mean when people put "popcorn"

 

If you're set on a leveling kit, those are the bread and butter of any kind of tire shop like Les Schwab and similar. They're expensive and low performing. But, either way.. I'm sure you can get some help and learn a few things and meet some friendly faces too.

 

Basically someone is watching to see what happens next..

 

Ok thanks

 

SWAT Customs in Fremont does good work.

 

This was what they quoted. Is this a good price?

 

You could get a lot more bang for that buck by doing the installation yourself, if you are so inclined or with a little help like the man said.

I took the liberty of throwing a cart together for you on the @HeadStrong Off-Road website as an example of what you could get with that labor money:

 

That's a lot for an alignment. I wouldn't pay shipping, fuck that. That's the cost of doing business. I am not paying for them to order parts to sell.

Rear blocks are appropriately priced but they are the worst lift option, and that labor cost is substantial.

I'd look at what @EDDO posted and come out and meet some locals. Install is free and so is the education!

 

I regularly overpay for alignments, but not by that much.

 

My alignment was $105, for example. $165 is loco for a 2 wheel alignment.

 

i got a full toytec coilover lift kit with icon AAL in the rear for sale better than a leveling kit in my opinion it'll give you up to a 2.75 inch lift up front since you have a 2016 1.5 inch lift in the rear with the icon AAL lmk $700 picked up in san jose just like the coils here and bilstein rear http://toyteclifts.3dcartstores.com/ULTAC-2005--Toytec-Ultimate-Lift-Kit-05-15-Tacoma_p_1062.html

i can guide you with the install also