3" toyteck kit opinions

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    Default 3" toyteck kit opinions

    is this a kit that i wont have any problems with? i wanna lift my 06 tundra 2wd crew cab to fit 33" trail grapplers with 20" wheels. will this kit let me accomplish this? i dont really have a lot of money to play with.

    can i please get some opinions? i tried to use the search funtion i swear, but suck horribly at it. everybody has 33" in their sig and it brought up a bunch of junk.

    this is the link to the kit, please check it out

    3" Kit for 00-06 4WD Tundra - Toytec Lifts: Toyota Lift Kits: FJ Cruiser Lift Kits, Tacoma Lift Kits, Tundra Lift Kits, 4 Runner Lift Kits, Sequoia Lift Kits, Toyota Truck Lift Kits

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    That's a kool kit, but I have a 2006 model. Why everyone someone ask what kit for 33s no one says anything.

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    Default Re: 3" toyteck kit opinions

    A full 33" tire usually requires a little trimming. But you can run a 285/75R16 with a 2.5" lift. Just a bit smaller than a full 33" tire.

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    Would I require trimming even with a 3" lift on the front

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    Quote Originally Posted by YotaDan View Post
    A full 33" tire usually requires a little trimming. But you can run a 285/75R16 with a 2.5" lift. Just a bit smaller than a full 33" tire.
    I have 20" rims

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    Default Re: 3" toyteck kit opinions

    I wanna fit a 305/55/20 trail grappler with a 3" toytec kit. Will this work?

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    Default Re: 3" toyteck kit opinions

    It will be less expensive to get the 5100 kit for your stock springs, as opposed to the straight wound, linear rate coils on the 5100 offered in the ToyTec package. You almost certainly don't need the new springs, unless you're really pounding the hell out of your truck, or hauling a lot of weight that requires new front springs.

    A 5100 kit only runs about 230 bucks or so, from Wheeler's.

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    Default Re: 3" toyteck kit opinions

    Can I run the 295/55/20 instead of the 305

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    Default Re: 3" toyteck kit opinions

    You can run the 305's... just need to put a slight bend in your skid plate and depending on the tire, you might have to mess with the forward wheel well plastics to be able to get full wheel lock. I have the Rev Tec lift and I had to do the above mods to get my tires not to rub. Not that big of a deal... took 20 mins. and have had no problems since.
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    Default Re: 3" toyteck kit opinions

    Quote Originally Posted by ewespank View Post
    You can run the 305's... just need to put a slight bend in your skid plate and depending on the tire, you might have to mess with the forward wheel well plastics to be able to get full wheel lock. I have the Rev Tec lift and I had to do the above mods to get my tires not to rub. Not that big of a deal... took 20 mins. and have had no problems since.
    we have two different body styles

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