notjustatoy

Kind of at a big fork in the road... Just want to see what some opinions are!
I do some moderate wheelin, mostly trails, but want to get into doing more. This truck does see a lot of on-road time, not a DD but damn close.

I have a completley mint 93' Stnd. Cab 5spd 22re w/ 33x12.50's
Only thing done to it is a 4" Superlift Kit. I have about 2k to blow.

1)Get 4:88's, sliders, 63" chevies, front bumper and save what's left for lockers

2)Trash that bracket lift and go for an LT kit

3)SAS it (not really b/c of my on-road time and moderate wheelin)

4) Other...

Again, I know I am only gettin opinions but, I'm interested to see what the input is.

TOYOTA 1

if the truck is mint then i would keep it that way, or sell it and combine the 2k with whatever you get out of it and then build a badass one.

or just sas it and beat the heck out of it. ether way your gonna have fun!

Crawdad

I'd do gears, lockers, and then evaluate what you have and what you want after that.

Belize Off Road Team

yea, go with your 1st option, and save for lockers after that

notjustatoy

Thanks for some quick input!

Personnally i was leaning towards #1 myself. Just wanted some up to date advice.

Yea, TOYOTA1, it;s gonna be fun either way.


Oh yea, If your gonna burn me, save your time. I have logged so much time in with the search button it's ridiculous. I just want some up to date opinions.

abecedarian

gears and lockers first. you'll likely reach the limits of the ifs before you really need sliders- I refer to it as the (leaning) to (butt-pucker) [l:bp] ratio. the ifs is actually quite capable and works well in all but the worst cases where articulation is paramount (from what I hear) and results in sliding.

Crawdad

I dunno, I'd do lockers at the same time - you're gonna have the diff apart, you might as well.

thook

X2 Gears and lockers at the same time. It's easier and will save you money for the rest of the toys.

YeloSub7

In order of neccesity IMO

#1 - Gears and lockers
#2 - Sliders
#3 - chevy's
#4 - other trail armor
#5 - SAS!

CC_yota

I'd do option #1, gears and lockers together, then throw in some BJ spacers, relax the T-bars and run 35x10.50 SSR's

That would be sick

Elvota

I added a real poll... cause I was bored.

shaw_j

Gears and lockers, big time

notjustatoy

Very nice... Thanks man

I like the BJ spacers, but that would give me around 6" of lift in the front (more like 5.5"), what would I do in the rear then. Get a 5" Leaf Pack?

T-1000

I'm going long travel eventually.

It's gonna be sick. Driving over crazy stuff without worries.