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WongsTundra · #1 (**permalink**) 04-14-2002, 03:27 AM

I understand that everyone has talked to Camburg, Fabetech, and or Downey suspension about the tundra lifts. They are not getting any where with those companies. I was just wondering has anyone talked to Whiplash suspensions. I visited their website (www.whiplashsuspensions.com) and found that they might have a Tundra 4WD 10" suspension lift. If anyone has talked to them and has information on the lift please write back.
thanx

Island_Tundra · #2 (**permalink**) 04-14-2002, 07:02 PM

Hey there everyone. I talked to a sales rep at whiplash performance and this is what he said.

They do have a 10" lift coming out for the Tundra due in 2 months. the price still hasn't been finalized but it won't be much off of what they are posting on the website. Also, this lift wil only be for the 4X4 and they have no plans yet for making one for the 2X4. He also said that this is a complete kit including shock, springs, and everything else. I have a feeling that this kit might be the one we are all looking for. We'll have to wait and see (although I think they have me bought)

. The rep that helped me I believe his name was Chris. Anyways, hope this helps everyone.

amerikan2121 · #3 (**permalink**) 04-15-2002, 11:59 PM

i talked to the reps they said that it is backed by a lifetime warrenty but i talked to a few lift shops and they have had problems with the parts breaking if yoiu off road. custom motorsports told me they arent really worried about the lift breaking but the stock parts of the tundra might break due to stress from the lift. i am stuck cause i want the lift but i dont want to have to take it in the shop after off roadin

WongsTundra · #4 (**permalink**) 04-16-2002, 02:32 AM

thanx for the info guys, got one question though. You guys know if the lift kit includes the rear also or is it just the front? Also, I notice that whiplash doesn't have a coil over shocks like other companies, so how you think they're gonna lift the front of the tundra? well thanx alot again guys for the info.
see ya all later

amerikan2121 · #5 (**permalink**) 04-16-2002, 04:40 AM

they use a engeine mount so that they can put the shocks and coils on like on a f250 superduty i think