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The moment of truth. Lifted Tundra (56k)

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    DeebsTundra Big Tires :)

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    The moment of truth. Lifted Tundra (56k)

    Well, after 6, actually pretty brutal hours, everything's installed. Differential Drop and lift. The only issue with the whole installation was a bolt yours truly broke on a bracket in the back. It's not vital, but I will get it fixed next week.

    Without further ado. We used Vortex's daughter's bike to show the amount of lift and tire size change.

    Still stock:
    Front:
    [IMG]

    Back:
    [IMG]

    Lifted:
    Front:
    [IMG]

    Back:
    [IMG]


    And 2 pics of the whole truck complete. (Unwashed, sorry, those'll come later)

    [IMG]

    [IMG]


    Tired now, lol. 5 years in the making all came together today.

    :)
    DeebsTundra, Apr 4, 2008
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    GSE21tuner Formerly rollatuner110. Representing AZLexus.club

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    Take that beast off roading! :D
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    vortex Well-Known Member

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    she digs it... but then again, she's only 4, lol.

    I am definitely dead today. I know you'll be feeling it when you wake up Deebs.

    BTW, truck dropped safely off this morning at the alignment shop. Ready for you to walk over and snag. :)
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    Ares Active Member

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    Looks mean! Time to hit the dirt!
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    Rolla95 Rollin' Out y0

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    looking man!! now i wanna see some wheeling pics!!
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    Deebs - Just stumbled on TRD forum and joined. Cool Tundra, nice lift - i've been contemplating "leveling" my '06 DC 4x4. I want to run 285x75 R16 like yours and now that i've seeen it on your Tundra i'm gonna doit. Do your tires rub and if so where?

    I'm thinking of going with ICON coilovers in the front to level it out. Bilstein 5100's in the rear and a diff drop. Still debating the AAL.
    TexasTundraThomas, Feb 7, 2009
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    nyrican52884 Active Member

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    Looks Nice. What kind of lift kit did you use?
    nyrican52884, Feb 8, 2009
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    Hummer Well-Known Member

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    that is one smoking hott truck, makes me wanna get a tundra now.
    hows the gas on that puppy?
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    looks good.
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    suh-WEET. Almost as nice as mine. :D

    [IMG]
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    any update like swamper tires
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    DeebsTundra Big Tires :)

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    Haven't logged in here forever, but no the truck will never get swampers. Closest thing it will ever get is a set of black steelies and some MTR's for wheeling.

    I'm currently getting about 300 miles to 21.4 gallons.

    The lift is a Bilstein Adjustable 5100 up front, 1.5 AAL in the rear and 285x75R16 tires on 16x8 wheels.
    DeebsTundra, Feb 17, 2009
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    Log back in!
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    "How's the gas on that puppy?" Lmaoo
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