emelianenkov
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FS: 1/2" Bodylifts for 3rd gens
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Rockdawg84
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they are either 3.75 or 4 I cant remember but lots of guys are running 35's with no body lift
do a google search for "trails less traveled tacoma" for a good read.they are either 3.75 or 4 I cant remember but lots of guys are running 35's with no body lift
Thanks for the reply. Yes, since my comment, I looked into it more and found quite a few. I found a build thread of this desert dune 3rd gen that is running 35's with only a 2.5" suspension lift. I love what he's done. Keeping it simple and functional: low with big tires and no gimmicky accessories. Also, he explained his fire wall tubbing in quite a bit of detail. I can't seem to find the build thread again though.
I believe it was either yotatech or pirate.
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Rockdawg84
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come on guys this is great. you know you need these and we only need 5 more so I can get mine. LOL Preorder now don't wait. :thumb:
come on guys this is great. you know you need these and we only need 5 more so I can get mine. LOL Preorder now don't wait. :thumb:
emelianenkov
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SCRunner12
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What replacement front bolts are you guys getting for the front two pucks? I'm most likely in.
wkeryder4
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I don't think you need to replace any bolts with the 1/2" Body Lift.
SCRunner12
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I thought that some people replaced the two front bolts for longer ones.
NateMob
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Some people did, and you probably should honestly. I mean to, it's just a matter of Pulling one to get the correct, longer ones when fastenal is open and I have my wife's car.
emelianenkov
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Like 2-3 weeks depending on if the supplier gives me my material quick, and most importantly, my life. School and work takes precedence, and I hope that's cool with everyone.
It's totes worth it.
On 3rd gens you should. 4ths seem to be fine.
Yeah. Check your bolts too before swapping. My bolts were RUSTY when I put my BL in.
My body has been crooked since the 1.25" BL last summer lol. I'll fix it eventually haha
emelianenkov
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Send me a PM and follow payment info in the post about preordering (last page I believe)
emelianenkov
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Preorder list updated
emelianenkov
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Placing the order tonight
emelianenkov
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Material was picked up and is in my cargo area. MIGHT be able to make spacers on Monday night, but not 100% sure. I will keep you guys up to date!
emelianenkov
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Uhmmmmmmmm not this round because of the 6 people who sprung themselves on to the pre-order list.
It's not like my kits are $100 man. You have to remember that I work 2 jobs and attend college full time. So when I make these spacers, I'm working over 60 hours a week when I stay late at the shop to cut out hundreds of spacers on a manual lathe (so cut accuracy is a big deal to get consistency) AND for $35-40 bucks I'm including $6 worth of shipping as well. Take away material costs ($16/ft) and add up how many spacers you guys need, including the .125" that is wasted from the thickness of the cutting tool, and I'm making a TINY profit off these for the effort I put in.
The only discounts I provide are for the men and women who serve or have served our country. They deserve all the love and support they can get, and I'm more than happy to give them a price break. It's the least I could do for what they did for each and every one of us.
It's not like my kits are $100 man. You have to remember that I work 2 jobs and attend college full time. So when I make these spacers, I'm working over 60 hours a week when I stay late at the shop to cut out hundreds of spacers on a manual lathe (so cut accuracy is a big deal to get consistency) AND for $35-40 bucks I'm including $6 worth of shipping as well. Take away material costs ($16/ft) and add up how many spacers you guys need, including the .125" that is wasted from the thickness of the cutting tool, and I'm making a TINY profit off these for the effort I put in.
The only discounts I provide are for the men and women who serve or have served our country. They deserve all the love and support they can get, and I'm more than happy to give them a price break. It's the least I could do for what they did for each and every one of us.
