Offroading this weekend in Myrtle beach made me realize that I want to level out my truck. I can do minor stuff on a vehicle, but not susp, nor do I have knowledgeable friends around. Anyone know of a good offroad mod shop that can reco the right parts for my needs and do a solid install?

Thanks!!:ts:

I've heard that Wateree Offroad was a reliable shop. I installed my SAW coilovers and lifted it 2.5".The install was not hard at all.

I've heard that Wateree Offroad was a reliable shop. I installed my SAW coilovers and lifted it 2.5".The install was not hard at all.

Thanks for the help man! I've figured out what equipment that I want to go with...donahoe 2.5 coilovers and an add-a-leaf ...won't be quite level but will give me more clearance without stripping down my tow capacity.

Will check out Wateree Offroad!:ts:

Thanks for the help man! I've figured out what equipment that I want to go with...donahoe 2.5 coilovers and an add-a-leaf ...won't be quite level but will give me more clearance without stripping down my tow capacity.

Will check out Wateree Offroad!:ts:

GGwoody,

Please take pict on that install I am interested into seeing how the final results are. One thing i really like about your truck is the ground clearance is much higher vs the first Gen Tundra but the overall threshold on the new Tundra seems to be a tab bit lower for easy exit.I know Branden is going for a super lift vs the 2.5 inch and I'm interested in that too but for everyday use I think your perfect with 2.5 inch. I got my new shocks on my truck the other and doing a body lift as well looks similar to Lonnies Truck after i am done with this project.

Cheers Erik

P.s was really close to trading into the New Crewmax But I'll wait I like the size packing for my current Tundra and that bed size is too small for the time being 08/09 looks like a better time period for a 6.5 bed option.