Atwalz
Civil Engineer
Yep wrong sides.
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Yep wrong sides.
The next few months are crazy with business travel and trying to knock my wife up again. I’ll probably be limited to day trips for a minute. But once she’s pregnant, I’m sure she’d welcome me taking our 1 year old off her hands for a weekend. Hahaha.
Yeah. I wasn’t thrilled about that. I used tire rack and their mobile install, while convenient left a lot to be desired.FYI, the inner wheel weights are supposed to be clip-on style on the wheel rim, not the stick on type as in your picture. See page 6: https://www.toyotapartsdeal.com/installation/40362D86F9D917D98825767800785BB2_Tundra_Sequoia_Land Cruiser TRD Alloy Wheel PTR45-34070-34120 IssF.pdf
HTH
Do I need to run extended brake lines?Glad it's an easy fix.
Copy that. Crown?Yes. Contact crown for a set of extended stainless steel lines .
Not sure about the 16 and newer set up, but the 08 got stretched at full droop.
LC but extended +2”Ok found Crown performance. Should I get the Tundra lines?
Its hard to say until I get them in dirt. My guess is I will want them revalved. I’m basing this on the fact that when I open the clickers all the way soft, the truck is too billobilly. I like them at 3-4 for on road driving. This concerns me that off road, they’ll be too soft. But I’ve never had digressive shocks. I have Kings on my Tundra and I’m used to much stiffer on road feel because I have my compression tuned pretty aggressively on my bypasses. But if they perform well off road, I’ll be sold on digressive Shocks.Looking amazing. What are your first impressions of the icons?
Its hard to say until I get them in dirt. My guess is I will want them revalved. I’m basing this on the fact that when I open the clickers all the way soft, the truck is too billobilly. I like them at 3-4 for on road driving. This concerns me that off road, they’ll be too soft. But I’ve never had digressive shocks. I have Kings on my Tundra and I’m used to much stiffer on road feel because I have my compression tuned pretty aggressively on my bypasses. But if they perform well off road, I’ll be sold on digressive Shocks.
Interesting. So you run them with less compression off road? I’m still learning what this truck will like. i won’t be doing whoops at speed with this thing so I guess the shock tuning will be different. Only one way to find out.Putting them to 1 on road is not great, but putting them on 1 off-road is amazing. 4 is also what I put mine on when on-road, and 1 when I'm off-road. At least on my 100.
I really need to man up and get a set for the 200.
Its hard to say until I get them in dirt. My guess is I will want them revalved. I’m basing this on the fact that when I open the clickers all the way soft, the truck is too billobilly. I like them at 3-4 for on road driving. This concerns me that off road, they’ll be too soft. But I’ve never had digressive shocks. I have Kings on my Tundra and I’m used to much stiffer on road feel because I have my compression tuned pretty aggressively on my bypasses. But if they perform well off road, I’ll be sold on digressive Shocks.
Yeah. I’m not gonna really think about changing the valving until this summer. I’m in the queue for a TT front and rear bumper set up and a TrekBoxx drawer system. I have a Stealth RTT coming this week, so that’s more weight. It seems no matter what truck I get, it becomes a fat piggie. Hahaha.Try it loaded up with gear/gas/passengers. You might find a different animal altogether.
Do you plan on adding bumpers, winch, etc? If so, it will make a massive difference.