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Thanks!! Yeah I got the old man emu lift kit from arb in it. Then 265/75-16 tires on it

Yeah I'd go more for the long arm kit or just a coil over upgrade at least if your running desert

Pre run is kind of fast pace through the desert and getting air of of the whoops. For that you'll need long travel suspension with by pass shocks. The OME kit is set up more for overlanding carrying your gear into the woods and out again, not so much for high speed wheeling

Yeah no worries!

Correction I have the 885 coils in the front

I put the 884 coils in the front with the Dakar leaf pack in the rear. On road it rides a little stiffer then stock. But being able to actually load the bed up is nice. Still has the stock rake to it since once you put 300-400 pounds in it it will level it out. Off road it handles really well...

It actually came with the truck when I bought it from the dealer

with the new led bar

did some snow wheeling

I'm running the OME kit right now with the new leaf springs and haven't had an issue. Only thing I did find is that the shocks don't like the north east salt to much so I'm going to re paint them in the spring. The dealer issue is that if you brought it in to get a brake line abs sensor replaced...

Yeah no worries! They have a lot of cool products. Spent hours online searching for stuff so figure help other people

Skullztrucker haha yeah it's he struggle I've been going through. The arb is also nice but it's to bulky for me and has no tow points for the 2nd gen tacomas. What is making me go more towards relentless is that you can get the build it yourself kit

Sorry it's pelfreybilt.com I don't have a relentless bumper right now but currently trying to save up for the aluminum front

Check out relentless fabrication if you haven't already, or palfrey built off-road they have some nice stuff

I dropped 400 and change on 265/75/16 hankook dynapros from discount tire direct. Wasn't to upset bout that price

Right now I'm running the Hankook DynaPro AtM's so far no issue at all in the rain, dry pavement, or back roads. Really only break lose when you step on the loud pedal. I have about 100#s in the bed right now for winter, haven't driven in snow yet with the tires on

Haha yeah I have a spare 16x10 set laying around already

Powdercoating would be nice, but just going to wait till the next set of tires to save on the mounting cost haha. Probably just paint them for now though