[luderiffic]

Originally Posted by cbayiv

2.5 daystar lift/level, 1” body lift, bmc, 285/75/17 BFG K02, SCS F5, TRD Pro grill, and some fun dip

How is the gas mileage/manners on highways? I am unsure about going with 285, need to make a decision soon.

[cbayiv]

I haven’t figured out what the gas mileage is now but it has dropped. The 285’s felt heavier but overall I am happy that I went with the bigger size. The lift did add to it driving a bit dodgy but that can be corrected with UCA’s. I have a set of Camburg with the ball joints I just haven’t had time to put them in.

[BIGpharma]

Just ordered the TRD pro grill and also black door handle covers. Will update with pics once they are installed for anyone interested! My goal is to eventually do a complete nightshade conversion (minus the wheels of course)

[Drizzie]

Please do take some close up photos of the handle covers. I’m quite interested in them.

[bowhun2r]

Got my Dobinsons 300/700 599/705 installed today. XREAS is gone...and the ride has improved!

[jfm1982]

Originally Posted by bret56

Just went thru this myself. Decided on a wrap, turned out poor. The edges on the fog lights didnt wanna stay in form and started to lift quick. Ended up pulling all the wrap and went plastidip and very happy with the results. Had the front grill on my trd dipped for 2 years and not one issue or chip.

Could have just been a poor wrap job or cheap vinyl the guy used but i wasnt very impressed at all. Was super easy to pull all the chrome bits off and spray them off the bumper to get all edge coverage to avoid lifting/peeling of the plastidip.

How hard was it to remove the chrome parts? Did you have to remove the front bumper or do they just pop off?

[wish]

2013 Blizzard Pearl with Shrockworks front bumper/full skids and 275s.








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[JgA247]

Originally Posted by cbayiv

I haven’t figured out what the gas mileage is now but it has dropped. The 285’s felt heavier but overall I am happy that I went with the bigger size. The lift did add to it driving a bit dodgy but that can be corrected with UCA’s. I have a set of Camburg with the ball joints I just haven’t had time to put them in.

Nice, I'm doing a similar tire and wheel setup. Did you go with the E load or C load Ko2?

[luderiffic]

Eibach Pro Truck Lift, ProComp 73 Trinity 17" x 9" -6 Offset, Falken Wildpeak AT3 285/70/17. No BMC required

[RI.Runner18]

SCS Stealth 6 17s

BFG KO2 265/70/17

JBA UCAs

Bilstein 5100s front and rear

OME 2884 Front coils

Bilstein B12 rear coils

[Vogold]

First post here. Here’s the first mod to my wife’s nightshade. 17x8.5 SCS F5 wheels wrapped in 265/70/17 BFG K02’s went on today.
SSO rack is next... I’m a little over half way through the lead time.

[BIGpharma]

Has anyone installed the 2019 LED trd pro oem fog lights on the limited yet? It says that the install is different for the limited and wanted to know what that entails..

[hawthornearms]

Added a cheaper LED lightbar in the grill. Wanted to see how much I'd honestly use it before dropping a grand on a Rigid or other 'real' brand. Think it looks pretty nice.



Also put on the Trail rockers and Toyota steps. My wife is 15 weeks and my daughter is 15 months, they demanded steps. So I got them steps. Think this setup looks pretty sick.

[BIGpharma]

Originally Posted by hawthornearms

Added a cheaper LED lightbar in the grill. Wanted to see how much I'd honestly use it before dropping a grand on a Rigid or other 'real' brand. Think it looks pretty nice.





Also put on the Trail rockers and Toyota steps. My wife is 15 weeks and my daughter is 15 months, they demanded steps. So I got them steps. Think this setup looks pretty sick.

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Looks sweet! What toyota steps are those? Any close ups or side shot?


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[hawthornearms]

Originally Posted by BIGpharma

Looks sweet! What toyota steps are those? Any close ups or side shot?


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They are the PT938-89100. When I first opened the box I was worried they'd look cheesey with all the back cuts and drains. But once I got it mounted I loved them. They aren't metal on the top but a thick rubbery plastic. Very solid, very black, very easy to clean. Traction is fantastic. And they seem to protect the side of the vehicle extremely well since I had to loose the mud flaps with the trail rockers. They also have platic shields to protect the metal parts of the steps from chucking rocks. Having a farm on stone roads in Indiana this is a must!

I'll post some pics when I get back to the computer.