Tacoma TRD PRO - FOX out ICON in.

Totally agree. Much cleaner look.

 

Kudos to you for laying that $1K+ suspension on something other than driveway concrete.

-RJM

 

Please compose and publish a detailed thread (with pics or worthless...) on how you manage to keep an offroad vehicle so meticulously CLEAN.

 

Still interested in the front and rear foxes. Let me know if you still have em.

 

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It involves a lot of pills, lotions, potions, sessions and counseling...

 

I’ve seen your mentioned you ran the “full” Rxt pack, so I can be clear you added the extra leaf spring and did not remove any, correct ?

 

ICON stage 4...No regrets

 

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All added, nothing taken. Also added the 3* wedge shim to readjust the pinion angle - at that lift height you need one.

 

You went from fox to icon.... Did you trade your Bentley in for that Tacoma? Lol

 

Nice looking Truck!

 

FOX are OK but non adjustable!. Also rear leaf suspension is junk. Wanted lift and rigidity and went with Icon RXT leaf full pack and 700# coilover on a stock truck. Love it.
Next - soon - will install the W1 Add oil catch can but what's holding me back is the bracket (or lack of it) to install it.

 

Did you have vibrations? Did the shim take care of it ?

 

No vibrations, all OK now, BUT since I got E rated tires and have them inflated at 70 PSI I feel the road a lot...

 

70 is way way too high, look up chalk test - you prob want to be at 37-39 psi

 

E rated tires good to 85 PSI. I know is too much and will let them off at 50 PSI after the alignment in 2 days.

 

If you still have the front coil overs and rear shocks let me know the price. I will be in AZ shortly

 

It’s not how much they will hold, but the fact that for the weight of your vehicle that’s gonna be too much air

 

So OP you went 700lb coils? Do you have a bumper? How does the 700 coils ride?

 

Dude, how the hell did you slide that UCA bolt out without even bending that fender well? Looks like you did not even touch it. I had to bend mine, and cut some to get the bolt to slide out.