Does OME make a front lift for the tundra?

 

Nope, but RCD is about to release a 6" lift and Tuff Country is rereleasing their 4.5" lift with new spindles. Everything else is either a coilover or a spacer

 

4runner OME 880/881/882 coils will work. Tundra Coils will work on a runner. I doubt that you'd get any lift out of them though.

 

Okie dokie, thanks. I thought since the tundra uses the same (or almost same) suspension as the 4runner/taco that OME would have a lift for the tundra.

 

No, but Wheeler's has a set:

http://www.wheelersoffroad.com/tundracoils.htm

 

Here's what Downey has to offer:

2000-04 TUNDRA/SEQUOIA FRONT SUSPENSION KIT
Notice how the Tundra front suspension kit looks identical to the Tacoma kit. Well, here’s what you can’t see in the picture: The bolt pattern in the Tundra upper spring seat is slightly larger than the Tacoma bolt pattern. The coil springs are a much heavier duty spring rate. We take Tacomas’ from 480 lbs. to 600 lbs. Tundra’s start at 600 lbs., we take them to 800 lbs. The Bilstein shocks are of course the correct Tundra application. This system can be used to crank-up about 3 ½" of lift, with at least 2” of droop still remaining. Our Tundra (and probably yours) sat approximately 3” nose low from the show room floor, consequently most of the Downey suspension kit merely leveled the nose-low vehicle. Add a set of rear add-a-leafs and a Tundra can whoop on the big Fords and Chevys all day long.
48000-T Tundra/Sequoia Front Suspension Kit $640.93
41009 Tundra 2 ½" lift rear Add-a-leafs $91.45

And from Bilstein (with a lifetime warranty):

http://performanceproducts.com/Produ...producttype=20

 

Steve - in the market for a Tundra?

 

Heh, no, two of my brothers have tundras and one wants to lift the front a little to even it out. Just doing some research.

 

Hey Robinhood.. so what kind of kit did your bro go with? Im intrested in getting 2.5" spacers w/ rear leafs and then a body kit.. but im not sure whether to get the brand "E-Z lift" on ebay.. or through "wheeler's offroad,inc." i have a new thread about this.! thanks!

 

Steve, check out tundrasolutions.com.

If it's a 2WD, then he can use 4WD TRD coils and get 1.5" of lift. If it's a 4WD, then he needs to consider wheelers coils or some other aftermarket solution.

 

He hasn't gotten anything yet. I'm still doing the research on this and I'm slow.

Andy, yeah, I know, but I was hoping to get people to contribute to the tundra section here. We're hunting people. We don't get 2wd trucks.