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Old 06-27-2007, 05:16 PM
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Default Suspension for farm work
Hey there guys...first time posting in off-road. I'm redoing the sussp in my 2007 tundra in order to increase travel in the front, reduce rake, and maintain tow/pay capacity. I use my 4x4 TRD DC for off-road towing, hard work on the farm (flying through stepped pastures and down the embankments of dams), I also do some recreational muddin' and general debauchery. I need a strong, low maintenance setup and am about to pull the trigger on the following parts.

-Toytec 1.5" add-a-leaf
-Donahoe 2.5" coilovers
-Total Chaos UCAs
-Keeping stock wheels and tires

How does this setup sound to y'all? Any recos? Camburg vs. Total Chaos?
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