Cornfed question

[084x4]

Hi everyone this is my first post because I just bought my 08 sr5 4wd. I already love it, but I am considering a small lift. I love the looks of the Cornfed 2/1 i've seen on this forum but I am curious if this small amount of lift makes the stock 365/65 - 17's look weird. I plan on getting larger tires but not immediately.

Another question that I have is in regaurds to towing. I tow a 4400 pound boat regularly. I would like to eliminate the drooping from the tongue weight. Can "airbags" be used to get a similar lift to the Cornfed setup, or can airbags be used with the cornfed setup?

What exactly are "airbags"

thanks for all the help!!!

 

[CJ3Flyr]

Hi everyone this is my first post because I just bought my 08 sr5 4wd. I already love it, but I am considering a small lift. I love the looks of the Cornfed 2/1 i've seen on this forum but I am curious if this small amount of lift makes the stock 365/65 - 17's look weird. I plan on getting larger tires but not immediately.

Another question that I have is in regaurds to towing. I tow a 4400 pound boat regularly. I would like to eliminate the drooping from the tongue weight. Can "airbags" be used to get a similar lift to the Cornfed setup, or can airbags be used with the cornfed setup?

What exactly are "airbags"

thanks for all the help!!!

Welcome and congrats on the new ride! I can

 

[josh220]

Hi everyone this is my first post because I just bought my 08 sr5 4wd. I already love it, but I am considering a small lift. I love the looks of the Cornfed 2/1 i've seen on this forum but I am curious if this small amount of lift makes the stock 365/65 - 17's look weird. I plan on getting larger tires but not immediately.

Another question that I have is in regaurds to towing. I tow a 4400 pound boat regularly. I would like to eliminate the drooping from the tongue weight. Can "airbags" be used to get a similar lift to the Cornfed setup, or can airbags be used with the cornfed setup?

What exactly are "airbags"

thanks for all the help!!!

It's 265/65/17 not 365/65/17 but I'm sure it was just a typo and you already know that. Here's a few pictures of when I installed my 2/1 lift. First with the stock dunlops (265/65/17) and then with up-sized Nitto's (265/70/17.) They don't look bad per say, but it definitely looks much better with bigger ones.