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1Gen-TundraGeneral discussion forum for the 2000 to 2006 Toyota Tundra.
This is a discussion thread titled "fat bob's", within the 1Gen-Tundra forum, part of the Truck Forums category.
what else would help to take the stress off or diff drop is enough?
I don't think there is anything else. Less lift so maybe 1-2 inch lift instead of 3 would help. Better CV boots. If your stock ones rip buy the good ones to replace them with to help prevent ripping in the future. Search this site to find out where to buy them. Plus you can do the Hose clamp mod to help??? Other then that the best way to save your CV's is leave it stock...
__________________ '05 Tundra DC TRD 2 WHL: The TOW truck, Spectra Mica Blue, with Kenwood H/U, Kenwood Amp and crossover. Infinity 6010cs, 10" Rockford SUB, 6 disc CD Changer mounted in Center console, SWI-X to retain steering wheel controls, 7" TV with DVD. Tinted Windows, Three chamber Flowmaster, Painted front chrome strip
1994 Toy: The TOY Standard cab, Long travel front pulling13" w/Double fox w/Res, Deaver rear at 18" w/Single 2.5 18" fox w/Res., full glass, Bumper to Bumper cage, Gusseted frame, PRP seats, Crow harnesses, Custom steering(All Heims & Chromoly), Grant steering wheel, Smoothest ride around. OH by the way only 70,000 miles.
CV's are on each end of the axle for the front 4wd axles. The CV boots are the rubber boots on each end that keep the grease in. they look like this
The control arms are th arms that hold your spidle which is what holds your wheel. There is an upper (which we are talking about replacing above) and a lower. the stock upper you can see just by looking over your front tire and the aftermarket one we are talking about looks like this (The grey tube thing):
__________________ '05 Tundra DC TRD 2 WHL: The TOW truck, Spectra Mica Blue, with Kenwood H/U, Kenwood Amp and crossover. Infinity 6010cs, 10" Rockford SUB, 6 disc CD Changer mounted in Center console, SWI-X to retain steering wheel controls, 7" TV with DVD. Tinted Windows, Three chamber Flowmaster, Painted front chrome strip
1994 Toy: The TOY Standard cab, Long travel front pulling13" w/Double fox w/Res, Deaver rear at 18" w/Single 2.5 18" fox w/Res., full glass, Bumper to Bumper cage, Gusseted frame, PRP seats, Crow harnesses, Custom steering(All Heims & Chromoly), Grant steering wheel, Smoothest ride around. OH by the way only 70,000 miles.
thanks for the explanation cant get any clearer. aslo im planing on gettin the bilstein 5100's what springs would u recomend and where to buy em, cuz i'll plowing and i heard that stock springs r not the best for that porpuse
dsrtrcr01, can one just get the billstein 5100 for the front and keep my TRD stuff in the back??? Would it change the ride and all that good stuff.
Yes you could. I have eibach springs in the front and am 100% stock in the back.
the ride will change because the front will probably be a little stiffer with the lift Bilstein but the back should be fine. You can see pics of my truck in my gallery and it is stock in the back.
__________________ '05 Tundra DC TRD 2 WHL: The TOW truck, Spectra Mica Blue, with Kenwood H/U, Kenwood Amp and crossover. Infinity 6010cs, 10" Rockford SUB, 6 disc CD Changer mounted in Center console, SWI-X to retain steering wheel controls, 7" TV with DVD. Tinted Windows, Three chamber Flowmaster, Painted front chrome strip
1994 Toy: The TOY Standard cab, Long travel front pulling13" w/Double fox w/Res, Deaver rear at 18" w/Single 2.5 18" fox w/Res., full glass, Bumper to Bumper cage, Gusseted frame, PRP seats, Crow harnesses, Custom steering(All Heims & Chromoly), Grant steering wheel, Smoothest ride around. OH by the way only 70,000 miles.
thanks for the explanation cant get any clearer. aslo im planing on gettin the bilstein 5100's what springs would u recomend and where to buy em, cuz i'll plowing and i heard that stock springs r not the best for that porpuse
Which springs are you asking about? For the front or rear of the truck? The bilstein is going to come with springs on it right or no??
__________________ '05 Tundra DC TRD 2 WHL: The TOW truck, Spectra Mica Blue, with Kenwood H/U, Kenwood Amp and crossover. Infinity 6010cs, 10" Rockford SUB, 6 disc CD Changer mounted in Center console, SWI-X to retain steering wheel controls, 7" TV with DVD. Tinted Windows, Three chamber Flowmaster, Painted front chrome strip
1994 Toy: The TOY Standard cab, Long travel front pulling13" w/Double fox w/Res, Deaver rear at 18" w/Single 2.5 18" fox w/Res., full glass, Bumper to Bumper cage, Gusseted frame, PRP seats, Crow harnesses, Custom steering(All Heims & Chromoly), Grant steering wheel, Smoothest ride around. OH by the way only 70,000 miles.
Yes you could. I have eibach springs in the front and am 100% stock in the back.
the ride will change because the front will probably be a little stiffer with the lift Bilstein but the back should be fine. You can see pics of my truck in my gallery and it is stock in the back.
dsrtrcr01 was you truck a TRD if so you chucked your trd spring??? why so??
thanks for the explanation cant get any clearer. aslo im planing on gettin the bilstein 5100's what springs would u recomend and where to buy em, cuz i'll plowing and i heard that stock springs r not the best for that porpuse
Hey Gman, what the price for a pair of 5100 for the front these days
Thanks to you all I am almost ready to level out my truck, however just can't decide to go spacers or 5100s. I don't do any off roads and $$"might" be a factor depending how much more the 5100s are. Plus 2" leveling kits are harder to find. I know of the Tuff Country one but need a shock compressor and I don't have one. So dsrtrcr01 what you think????
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