Hello to all of my fellow Toyota lovers. So I've been a creeper here for quite a while now - even before I owned my beloved tundra I was viewing pictures and mods on this site feeding my need for knowledge of all things Toyota Tundra. Anyway, I purchased my 08 Tundra nearly two years ago and hitting 48,000 miles I am finally ready for a tire/wheel/suspension purchase. This is the setup I am planning on at this point although I may have to hold off on the wheels due to funds:
-Goodyear Duratrac
-Fuel Offroad - Hostage - Black
-Front - Icon Vehicle Dynamics Coilovers w/ Camburg UCA's
-Rear - Bilstein 5100's

My question is where should I have these installed, possibly purchased? Please note I am in Denver, CO but am willing to take it anywhere along the front range for the "right place".

Reasoning for my above choices -
Duratrac's - I use my vehicle daily for work in sales but also get after it offroading pretty heavily for camping and fishing excursions.
Fuel Offroad - Nice looking wheels and I want to go with black.
IVD's and Bilsteins - I previously had a beefed up 4runner and took it everywhere. Sadly the stock Tundra has been stuck, bottomed out and sunk in those same places the 4Runner handled with ease - so I need to add some beef to this bad boy that is 100% functional. AND it's been begging for a cosmetic overhaul since the day I drove it off the lot.

Thanks in advance for the help!

No one in Colorado has taken their Tundra to a off road shop they can recommend in CO?

I hate to tell you this, but most of the 2nd-gen Tundras I've seen around here are drop bracket, paint job, cosmetic, show truck, etc. etc...not really offroad...they're probably all going to 4WP or whoever is selling ProComp and Fabtech these days. Ask Jacob at ToyCrawlers...if he isn't interested in doing the install, I'm sure he'll know someone who will be.

Why not just DIY? It's only shocks, coilovers and arms...DIY will save you literally hundreds on the suspension install, and you'll learn a little more about the truck.

If you're serious about getting the beast dirty, come over to COTTORA. There are certainly trails where a 2nd-gen would fit.

If I had time, I'd help you out myself, but I'm pretty swamped the next few weekends and need to get my own truck finished.

-Sean

I have a good friend that has a shop in Colorado Springs that may be able to help you

Crazy Ed's Performance (http://www.crazyedsperformance.com/crazyedshomepage.html)

Theres a place in Loveland called Bullhide 4X4 Auto Accessories. They do a lot of lifts for Ehrlich Toyota. They warranty their work for 3 years or 36,000 miles. Their website comments about it. Hope this helps.