[youngtacoma06]

Anyone have anything to say about these. Which is better and if i wanted to get into it what about the camburg long travel kit?


Camburg Engineering Inc. - Toyota Tacoma - Tacoma suspension - tacoma shocks - Donahoe shocks - swayaway shocks

Has anyone done any of this?

 

[P. Bauer]

I prefer Camburg / Sway-A-Way....(coilovers)

not because I think they that much better than Donahoe, but because they have AWESOME customer service. I had a small issue with my Sway-A-Way coilovers. I was able to bring them in to their factory, have them fully rebuilt, get a tour of the facilities (stickers galore were handed out) and all of this for free since they were unhappy I was inconvenienced ( I wasn't really).

I do have the Donahoe remote resevoir shocks, since they were the only game in town when I got my truck in 4/06. They are awesome, and would suggest those for rear shocks, as well as Camburg / Sway-A-Way if they make rear shocks for the new Tacoma.

 

[youngtacoma06]

Re: I prefer Camburg / Sway-A-Way....(coilovers)

not because I think they that much better than Donahoe, but because they have AWESOME customer service. I had a small issue with my Sway-A-Way coilovers. I was able to bring them in to their factory, have them fully rebuilt, get a tour of the facilities (stickers galore were handed out) and all of this for free since they were unhappy I was inconvenienced ( I wasn't really).

I do have the Donahoe remote resevoir shocks, since they were the only game in town when I got my truck in 4/06. They are awesome, and would suggest those for rear shocks, as well as Camburg / Sway-A-Way if they make rear shocks for the new Tacoma.

SO how much did than run you for the rear set up and what are you running for the front i am looking to do the whole suspension makeover!! If you got pictures of that it would be sweet

 

[imsikotic]

If you have got the $$$ Go with the Donahoes. If you are getting C/O Be sure to get Upper control arms or plan on getting them in the near future. You cant go wrong with the Camburg setup either. When I get the loot to do my Long travel set up Im going Camburg all the way. You should check out SoCalTundras They are a little more involved with the desert scene. We are having a SoCal Tundras meet out in Ocotillo Wells this weekend as a matter of fact.

 

[P. Bauer]

Re: I prefer Camburg / Sway-A-Way....(coilovers)

SO how much did than run you for the rear set up and what are you running for the front i am looking to do the whole suspension makeover!! If you got pictures of that it would be sweet

I have the Sway-A-Way 2.5 coilovers (included sway bar), Camburg upper control arms, Donahoe remote res. rear shocks, add-a-leaf and 1" aluminum block.

Total was about $2000 dollars. Add another $1000 for wheels/tires (American Racing Crater Teflons with 285/75R16 BFGoodrich All-Terrains)

Here's a pic:

 

[P. Bauer]

Sway-A-Way / Camburg / Donahoe setup!

SO how much did than run you for the rear set up and what are you running for the front i am looking to do the whole suspension makeover!! If you got pictures of that it would be sweet

I have the Sway-A-Way 2.5 coilovers (included sway bar), Camburg upper control arms, Donahoe remote res. rear shocks, add-a-leaf and 1" aluminum block.

Total was about $2000 dollars. Add another $1000 for wheels/tires (American Racing Crater Teflons with 285/75R16 BFGoodrich All-Terrains)

Here's a pic:

 

[epb229]

Can you adjust the height of the Camburg Sway-A-Way 2.0 coil-overs?

 

[youngtacoma06]

has any used the long travel kit from camburg. I am looking to do it in the near future. MAn thats a lot of money i figure 100 dollars for each foot of distance i wanna go with my truck so not bad.

 

[P. Bauer]

Can you adjust the height of the Camburg Sway-A-Way 2.0 coil-overs?

Sure, just like this the Sway-A-Way 2.5s, same design, just smaller piston size.

 

[epb229]

I plan to get Camburg Coil-Overs only to leveling off the front. I don't want to do anything to the rear. Would that work?

Would I have to get a diff drop?

 

[P. Bauer]

that will work fine...

just adjust the coilovers until you are happy with the desired ride height.

 

[epb229]

Alright that's cool. Thanks