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About LinkBacksi am installing my revtek 2.5 lift tomorrow on 05 dc 2wd. but i was wondering if i need a diff. drop kit? anybody have this setup?
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If your truck is a 4x4, then I strongly recommend to install a set of diff drop. Anything over 2" of lift in the front will put your axle into a stress and it will help reduce the angle of your axle. 2wd trucks dont need it......
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You won't need to worry about a diff drop kit, because your truck is 2WD!
Originally Posted by dmar8258 
At least you say it is anyway. 
However, if it WERE 4WD... then... (sir_ian80) is right on the money!
If you haven't done it already... I would also recommend a front-end alignment. That's a MUST, anytime you lift a Tundra. I'd also recommend, that you use TS.com member (DJ's) alignement specs. MUCH better than stock. 2004 SR5 Double Cab 4x4 w/TRD Pkg.
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