The Bro Coma Build

Decided to start a new build thread since my old one was garbage.

2014 Tacoma XSPX Prerunner
- 4" Maxtrac Spindles
- Bilstein 5100 set at 2.5" in the front
- 6.5" total front lift
- 1.5" rear block with stock shocks
- custom built colormatched pod headlights
- mesh and colormatched grille
- cali-raised led rock lights

IG: @jdduke_5

My truck never goes off-road except for some simple trails. It's a new truck, don't wanna ruin it. I tow all the time with it and it may be a street queen but it does more work than most of the trucks on this site.

 

I don't get it... wouldn't that "bro lean" be exactly what you wouldn't want for towing?

 

You ever see a hot girl with a dumpy ass? Just sayin'.

 

is this a joke?

 

subd af!

 

found the OP's other trucks...

 

@Rattletrap66 ?

 

Rain will run out the bed faster this way.

 

I just dont get the "bro" lean. I always wondered if people ran out of money and couldn't afford to finish the lift or something broke on the rear suspension, Like when you see cars with air ride and the rear bags have blown. Not trying to knock it, I'm glad you like your truck and are happy with how it looks.

I am curious about how it really works all together. How does your truck drive? Does it still ride well? Is steering worse/equal/better? Its got to be hard to see over the hood to know where the front end is, is it? Sorry for the questions, I'm just trying to get a better understanding on why someone would want this stance on a vehicle. I probably have more questions and when I think of them, if your not offended by this post, would love to ask them to continue to get a better understand this style of lift.

 

@Taco gator

 

No that's mine the bro lean is great for flexin

 

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Added a pic

 

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This should get good, I'm in.

#brodozerlyfe

 

#stancenation

 

Jd as long as your happy with your build that is all that matters. Ignore the haters on your truck.

 

No dude, cmon, it looks awful!