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Howdy, I am trying to install some sumo springs on my 22 TRD offroad Tacoma. I wanted to know what the torque specs were for the u bolts. Been trying to look online some says its 52 ft-lb Others say its 73 ft-lb or 40. Not sure what it is. Also can you lift a Tacoma from the back where you...

That last post reminded me to ask a question....here goes....how high can I lift my tacoma, so I can put the very biggest big ass tires that will fit under it?...and while we're at it....whats the best oil to use?

Have you ever put more than 20 gallons in that tank + up the filler neck

My friend has been snapping pics of the MPG his RAM has been getting, and I was pretty impressed to finally see him get to 20mpg on his readout. now, how reliable the Dodge truck's calculations are, i don't know. but i thought to myself, "damn, i should B doing waaaay better than I am w/my...

Did you think you really needed them for how the truck is used? Unless you have a camper top, or rack mounted on the bed rails, yeah I could see they would help. I've seen many load up their trucks with everything from bed stiffeners to big ass tires, and 6'' lift kits to re-gearing, and never...

Imo, just that amount of tire lift is useless.....it's not enough to make a real difference, plus larger tires throw off your speedo reading, and hurt fuel economy. You gotta start with at least 2'' to accomplish anything. Just put on a set of good of stock size tires with the snow flake symbol...

Ahh…But a dirt bike doesn’t get three people into Colorado elk hunting country in the snow. Tires are only 30.6 inch now, and I am hoping to gain maybe 1/2” to 1” more clearance with existing stock suspension. Taco Pro already has 3” lift from the factory. I’m not looking for more than that b

Let's play a game of Lift with "Bigger Tires" Say you pay big $$ for some 40" tires (outside diameter). Your current tires are about 34" (outside diameter). Cool a tire that is 6" bigger. Ahhhhh, but wait.............you don't get all 6" below the axle. Only half of that is below the axle...

I purchased a low mileage 2015 TRD Pro last year and installed a front bumper with skid protection and very improved approach angle with a winch. I also installed a higher clearance rear bumper and substantial rock sliders. I took it on its first serious off road trip over Memorial Day. It is a...

I’ve got a 2016 tacoma sr5 and I recently purchased some used wheels and tires however when I went to install them I noticed I can’t get them to sit flush without tightening the lug nuts. After tightening in a star pattern is seats properly but the wheel bore has indentations upon removal. Not...

I have a long bed ..I fully armored everything under neat including the differential in the rear…boy did I lose my mileage I am averaging 12-13 miles .. I also have a full size camper. Lots of tools , extra Jacks, straps, etc..oh a long bed rock slider too..these really adds extra weight. 2”...

You think? Why you're a genius.

you don't need to take the wheels off or lift off the ground? that could definitely make it very easier to service possibly

New lift

Face lift

how about the rag joint?? i do not see that mentioned at all there

I need some help on how to make my own front lower control arms with a 3.5"+ lift

Well....tell you what you could do. Center the steering wheel as you deem correct. Tie it down so it can't turn or shift. Lift the front of the truck, then place on a pair of jack stands. Use two wrenches, adjust those tie rods so you are happy. Put it back on the ground and take it for a...

i think that PER MILE, yours is leaps and bounds above at this point in the here and now and likely even per year, should you include the initial outlay MSRP as that guy in Colorado appears to have done with his sheet i don't think he has all that many miles on his rig at 26 years, slightly over...

6" is a bit much of a lift Yikes!