Revtek or Cornfed
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Revtek or Cornfed
Alright guys, the rig is gettin lifted here shortly so I need some input. Here are the options I have:
1. Buy the Revtek for $315 and install myself.
2. Buy Cornfed spacers ($145) for the front and OME coils for the rear ($125) and install myself.
3. Buy the Daystar lift advertised on ebay and install it myself. Anyone have any info on this lift?
I like option #2 the best because it uses springs in the back and not spacers and it would cost less, wouldn't it? Are those the only parts i would need? Im looking to order within the next day or so. Hopefully I can get her lifted pretty soon.
1. Buy the Revtek for $315 and install myself.
2. Buy Cornfed spacers ($145) for the front and OME coils for the rear ($125) and install myself.
3. Buy the Daystar lift advertised on ebay and install it myself. Anyone have any info on this lift?
I like option #2 the best because it uses springs in the back and not spacers and it would cost less, wouldn't it? Are those the only parts i would need? Im looking to order within the next day or so. Hopefully I can get her lifted pretty soon.
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I'd say cornfed all the way they're great stuff that works !!
plus he's a fellow yota owner so u know his products are gonna be good.
installation, always do it yourself so u learn more about your yota if you don't know how, ask any of us or even setup a wrenchathon and have people come over for a weekend party or something!
good luck
lance
plus he's a fellow yota owner so u know his products are gonna be good.
installation, always do it yourself so u learn more about your yota if you don't know how, ask any of us or even setup a wrenchathon and have people come over for a weekend party or something!
good luck
lance
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I have front and rear cornfed spacers and they are great. The rear is a little soft so I think I am going to go with Downey springs. I also threw out the dead factory shocks and got Bilstein which made a huge difference as well.
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Originally posted by AllOtherNamesTakenSo
i ran 2.5" spacers with OME struts in the front and OME coils/shocks in the rear for 6 months and loved it.
FYI, it will be about $550 for this setup.
i ran 2.5" spacers with OME struts in the front and OME coils/shocks in the rear for 6 months and loved it.
FYI, it will be about $550 for this setup.
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Is there any reason why I couldnt install OME HD coils all around and get out for about $300 for the whole lift?
Is there any reason why I couldnt install OME HD coils all around and get out for about $300 for the whole lift?
I went with the Revtek kit since it was a complete kit, but I have noticed the rears starting to settle, so may have to go and get some oem for the rear here before the years up but overall it was just $300 for the lift. I already had Bilstiens from a year or more ago so I left them in for now. You can probaly save some $$ if you go with another brand of shock or leave the factory ones on but it is your money. (Don't think it will ride as good on them factory ones)
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