Toyota TRD Off Road Bilsteins and Coils Question

It's doable, but i just need to figure out a more permanent way of keeping it from contact the bumper. The only place that rubs is on the bottom of the fender so you cant see it, but the bumper you can see.

 

I'm only half kidding, that dude was being a douche from post #1

 

It's all good man, lol. When I took my old TRD stuff off I could have sweared it was the same but oh well. I was humbled.

BTW that signature is awesome.

 

thx

 

Nice to see you have an opinion on the a conversation that didn't include you.

We are big boys and worked out our differences all on our own without your help, and we didn't reduce our selves to calling each other names.

I have respect for The End, I'd hope we can move on(dot org) now.

 

Anyways...How 'bout dem Jags?

 

Go Vikings!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

For sure.

 

And the douchery continues

Are you related to OakleyTRD? LOL

 

wait a min....so one spring is longer but the taco lean is still there??...lol...the front end isn't so bad i guess that's why....mine is 1/8th of an inch lower on the driver side.....but the rear is like 1/2" lower on the driver's side!!!

 

I think it can be a case by case issue maybe??? I know I never noticed a taco lean now or when I had it at stock. But one coil is longer than the other from the factory, so it looks like Toyota does try to account for some taco lean...

 

Thanks for the information. I'm sorry, I have an 05 Tacoma (2nd Generation).

 

Then all of this applies to you. I have an 05 as well.