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Old 08-13-2006, 08:23 AM
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Pics after LC coil and 1" BL install

OK guys after working on my junk all last week I finally got to test it out at URE Nat. Forest yesterday. I don't have any wheeling pics at all since it was pooring rain the entire time and super nasty muddy. I hate mud!! I think it done well overall. I also installed a 1" 4Crawler BL and a rear lock rite. I would highly reccomend all of these mods especially the locker it performs great offroad and I personally can't even tell I have it on the highway. I will include a little before and after for ya! It still has a long way to go but it all takes time and well $$$$$$.

When I bought it back in March 06


How it sits today



It has a little more rake in the rear in the rear than I was looking for but I am hoping it will settle some after next weekend at Tellico

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Old 08-13-2006, 08:28 AM
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Wow looks great!
I especially like how the whole truck looks on an overcast day better.
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Wow - what a transformation! Nice work!
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Thanks guys I owe all the Thanks in the world to you guys here at Yotatech. I bought this thinking you couldn't wheel an IFS rig. WOW was I wrong. Thanks to all that have helped me along the way and I look forward to sharing some of my experiences with upcoming newbies. Thanks aginn Yotatech, you guys ROCK!

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Yeah it looks really nice. Im sure it preforms well too.

I think your best mod are definetly the TRD stickers. They add a lot of HP and really help for offroading. I have some, and it was like night and day!
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Originally Posted by hlpressley
I bought this thinking you couldn't wheel an IFS rig.
Silly me...Wheelin' all these years on IFS and now I find out that ya can't wheel on IFS.
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those 5 stars look awesome and so does the lift!!! I wont be running 285s anytime soon after I do my lift.. prob winter or so
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yeah, it looks great, the lc's do a good job of lifting the rear up a bit and I like the additional 1" BL you have in there, I am debating on the 1" myself, enough that each of my slider mounting points are gonna have additional holes 1" above ... with the lift I have and 285's mine just looks so stock though, the way it shoulda came from the factory
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Wow dude, lookin' good, what size spacers do you have up front? Also, how was the hit on power when you went up to 285s? I'm thinking 285s next, but I do not want to re-gear. Sharp looking, I beat myself up everyday for not buying a black truck.
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Thanks man. I am running 1/4 wheel spacers all the way around and I noticed little to no power loss from the 285's. I feel like I have plenty of power but I don't expect a whole lot out of a 6-cylinder.

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is that 1/4 wheel spacers?
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Thanks for all the compliments guys. Next on the mod list is a front bumper and winch then hopefully a rear bumper and full skids. I hope to be able to order the bumper next month and I have already ordered my winch (Warn 9.5xp).
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Originally Posted by wjwerdna
is that 1/4 wheel spacers?
Sorry I fixed it.
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Your truck looks great.
Can't wait to see it in action at Tellico
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hlpressley: Truck looks great! I am going to be hopefully putting the tundra/lc lift on this year!
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It does look bad A$$.

Nice transformation.
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hey... my old rims look great on your truck! truck itself looks good too!
Harold do you notice any difference in braking? mine seems to take longer to stop with the 285's
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lol me and harold seem to be moddin our trucks up within weeks time with a lot of #### lol

dude man I cant wait to see the rig.. might have to ride with you some too
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Nice setup. I think 3rd Gens look awesome lifted. The newer rims really help it stand out

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Nice


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