Where are all the long beds?

You can't argue against the maker of our fine trucks, now can you?

 

I don't have time to look up the correct break over angle, but it is common sense, longer wheel base means you have larger break over angle which means you will become high centered more easily.

 

Let the short bedder's have there "break over angle" statistic, it's really all they have going for them. Sad really.

 

Well now.....that is interesting.

 

Lovin' my 17 OR LB

 

The 6 foot bed weighs 55 pounds more than a 5 foot bed. Double cab adds 175 pounds. My long bed is 175 pounds heavier than the access cabs since they both have 6 foot beds.

 

Here's my long bed (TRD Sport AC 4x4). Same break over angle as a DCSB.

 

Beautiful Access Cab.

 

Long Beds SUPERIOR, Short beds INFERIOR!

 

Thanks!

 

Fog much?

 

DCLB. For life outside of just another trail rig.

 

Picked my Tacoma up Thursday, put the shell on it Friday. Just in time for some snow.

 

For those with knowledge of long beds how much factory rake did the truck have before lifted, thinking about going with Bilstein 5100 shocks set at 0 with OME 888 coil springs, in the front and just wondering how much lift in the rear will I need to level the truck , any help would be appreciated

 

What wheels tire and lift is that? It looks good.

 

My long bed, size matters.

 

Thanks !

Level 8 bully pro Rims 16"

Ko2 AT tires 265/75/16

Full King suspension extended travel 2.5"

Icon stage 3 AAL 1.5"