EZ-Lift for 05 Tundra DC 2wd?

swisspilsbury · #1 (**permalink**) 11-08-2005, 02:06 PM

Hi:

I was wondering what kind of lift do you guys recognmend for a Tundra DC 2wd? I saw one by EZ-Lift (http://extremetrucktoys.com/tun_lift_2.htm). Has anyone w/ DC installed this? What did you think? Any pros and cons that you can share? How is the ride after you installed the lift? What size tires can you put on without it rubbing?

Thanks,

oh2fla1aa · #2 (**permalink**) 11-13-2005, 12:08 PM

I have an EZ Lift on my 04 DC 4wd. The ride is just a little stiffer but for the price, lift and look well worth it. I'm currently running 33" BFG Muds with Welds that have 4.625" backspacing. I have absolutely no rubbing at all - not on the frame or on the mud flaps. Pros and Cons – Good price and the spacers sit on top of the coils so you wont have to compress the coil. The instructions are very good and you can install it by yourself. Cons – At this time I really don’t have any! I went this route originally so I could afford the new tires and wheels – with the plans to upgrade to new coilovers down the road. I don’t do any serious off-road driving and this lift is working out great so at this time I cant really justify the big $$ for new coils. On the rear – I went with blocks. I tried the add-a-leaf but the blocks gave it the stock ride.

CMB1998 · #3 (**permalink**) 12-17-2005, 09:26 PM

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Originally Posted by oh2fla1aa

I have an EZ Lift on my 04 DC 4wd. The ride is just a little stiffer but for the price, lift and look well worth it. I'm currently running 33" BFG Muds with Welds that have 4.625" backspacing. I have absolutely no rubbing at all - not on the frame or on the mud flaps. Pros and Cons – Good price and the spacers sit on top of the coils so you wont have to compress the coil. The instructions are very good and you can install it by yourself. Cons – At this time I really don’t have any! I went this route originally so I could afford the new tires and wheels – with the plans to upgrade to new coilovers down the road. I don’t do any serious off-road driving and this lift is working out great so at this time I cant really justify the big $$ for new coils. On the rear – I went with blocks. I tried the add-a-leaf but the blocks gave it the stock ride.

Do you have any pics of your truck?

Chris

just4play · #4 (**permalink**) 12-18-2005, 01:33 AM

Show us some pics of that beauty!

Quote:

Originally Posted by oh2fla1aa

I have an EZ Lift on my 04 DC 4wd. The ride is just a little stiffer but for the price, lift and look well worth it. I'm currently running 33" BFG Muds with Welds that have 4.625" backspacing. I have absolutely no rubbing at all - not on the frame or on the mud flaps. Pros and Cons – Good price and the spacers sit on top of the coils so you wont have to compress the coil. The instructions are very good and you can install it by yourself. Cons – At this time I really don’t have any! I went this route originally so I could afford the new tires and wheels – with the plans to upgrade to new coilovers down the road. I don’t do any serious off-road driving and this lift is working out great so at this time I cant really justify the big $$ for new coils. On the rear – I went with blocks. I tried the add-a-leaf but the blocks gave it the stock ride.