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This is a discussion thread titled "Tundra Springs on the front of a Tacoma", within the Suspension & Axle forum, part of the Technical & Vehicle Assistance Forums category.
you wont find the answer on TS. check out ttora and search as they have all the info you need. Yes you can and it gives about 1.5 to 2" of lift in the front. Its also a great way to support a aftermarket bumper.
__________________ 2006 Chevy Silverado 4wd 5.3 4.10 gears - Dual flowmaster 40's out back exiting at the sides
- Blackbear 89/93 octane tune (good for 25hp and its amazing, no more torque management)
- LT headers 14.41 @98mph
A REAL truck.
Is anyone using Tundra Springs with TRD shocks on the front of their gen1 Tacoma's? I've been told it provides a decent ride and 2" of lift.
Also, can someone explain the pros and cons of an add-a-leaf vs. a set of shackles for a rear lift?
Thanks.
I put tundra springs and OME shocks (TRD shocks will work too) up front on my 00 4Runner, and it provided about 2" lift and a great ride on and off road. I would highly recommend this setup. If you want a ton of info on the front setup, search yotatech.
I put tundra springs and OME shocks (TRD shocks will work too) up front on my 00 4Runner, and it provided about 2" lift and a great ride on and off road. I would highly recommend this setup. If you want a ton of info on the front setup, search yotatech.
yeah, yotatech and ttora are pretty much the same guys. I believe what you want to do is use, 2wd trd tundra front coils, and you could use either the 2wd tundra shocks or the OME (old man emu) front shocks like the N91. But def. do a search on those two sites and you will find EVERYTHING.
__________________ 2006 Chevy Silverado 4wd 5.3 4.10 gears - Dual flowmaster 40's out back exiting at the sides
- Blackbear 89/93 octane tune (good for 25hp and its amazing, no more torque management)
- LT headers 14.41 @98mph
A REAL truck.
Thanks for the help guys. I've been reading here TTORA and Yota tech for 2 weeks now. I wish there was just one option to lift, that way there the choice would be easy .
Most people on the CT board advise against putting AAls on a Tacoma. I made shackles for the rear of my Tacoma but the only problem is getting the driveshaft lined back up to get rid of any driveline vibration. But once you get that right then you shouldn't have any problems with the shackle. Do you have a Double, xtra or regular cab?
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Most people on the CT board advise against putting AAls on a Tacoma. I made shackles for the rear of my Tacoma but the only problem is getting the driveshaft lined back up to get rid of any driveline vibration. But once you get that right then you shouldn't have any problems with the shackle. Do you have a Double, xtra or regular cab?
CT? custom tacos? they wouldn't use an aal as they are mostly street queens. Shackles can be bad, if you haul anything as they will create a negative arch on your rear leaf springs. Shackles are great if you are off roading only, and an AAL and shackle combo works too!
__________________ 2006 Chevy Silverado 4wd 5.3 4.10 gears - Dual flowmaster 40's out back exiting at the sides
- Blackbear 89/93 octane tune (good for 25hp and its amazing, no more torque management)
- LT headers 14.41 @98mph
A REAL truck.
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Tundra Springs on the front of a Tacoma
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