The ToyTec BOSS Lift Thread

that's true. I need to pin down exactly where its rubbing. It may just be the fender well, even though I've already trimmed a lot.

 

I have the Toytec Boss Kit with the TRD Beadlocks and 285/75-16's. No rubbing and no cutting.

 

Whats the backspacing on those trd's?

 

4.5"

 

I have the 2.5 arriving Saturday, hell yes! As far as lifespan on aftermarket suspension, my Tundra Pro was destroyed at 60k. Insanely good off road, very good progressive rate, beast at speeds.... but all that comes at a price, if they were rebuildable like the Boss, I wouldn't be back at TW!

 

Front done!

 

Anybody rocking the full remote front and rear seu up with boss pack?

 

So, this suspension is pretty damn good! So far, it's a little stiff on top, kinda like a road setup. But this is a tuner suspension. If you're thinking of taking this to a shop to get it installed, its not for you.
For fast fire roads, Baja, etc, I'd de-tune to 1" travel to make it a little fluffy at dirt speed. AT 2" it's ramped already, awesome for the the road, little harsh when on dirt, at speed. The overall progressive rate is excellent, its doesn't bottom at all. It's very similar to a Tundra Pro suspension thats a little more loaded up front, which is a good thing! Tomorrow Ill get the Duratracs shoe'd, aligned, and check in with another review.
Oh yea, aesthetics's are prettier than Jake Pauls lift. @ToyTec Lifts did a damn good job on the machine work.

 

Toytec Boss Coilovers, Toytec Boss Shocks, OME 890 Coils

 

Super sexy! How much are you rubbin?

 

I don't with trimming!

 

Looks great!!!!

Glad you are liking the suspension so far!!



Let us know if you have any questions!



-David

 

I've adjusted the front up since these pictures as well

 

Loving it!

 

Looks great!!!!



-David

 

I just bought the same F5 wheels, 0 offset. 4.5 BS. In gun metal for a white TRD off road. And was going to put on Duratracs. Are those 265 or
285 ? I have a 2 in front and rear OME lift.
Would like the 285 but thought they might rub, those look good what ever size they are and fill in the wheel wells good.
If they are 265 I think ill just go that rout as I pull 4000 lb of trailer with it on weekends
Up hill in Idaho. Running the 235's now but they are too skinny, took them on my first gen when I bought the 2016 and put those on the stock wheels.
235 are awesome on first gen though, giving those and the stock wheels to my son for his first gen.

 

265/75 16's. No rubbing at all but I'm closer to 2 1/2 up front. I was on the fence with the 285s, and couldn't be happier with these.

 

Give it up for a fellow LONG BED !!!!

 

Yeah why

 

Again have not read thread ...but Icon is superior in every way except the wallet !
But even there " you get what you pay for"