How to spend my money!

[Black02]

OK so I have 800 bucks for a lift, rims and tires.

I figure this, $400 toytec ome lift, without new shocks. Save up and do shocks later.
Cragar soft 8's figure about $300
Getting a credit from my current tires towards new ones at a les schwab.

Of course I will have to come up with whatever difference for the tires, but Im thinking not more than 200 bucks.

--------------OR-------------

Spend the 800 on the OME lift form toytec with the new shocks coilovers put together for me.
Then use the crappy stock 02 Sport rims and put new tires on them.
Save up for rims later.


I do not wheel very often, BUT want to do it somewhat right. That is why I haven't opted for the spacer lift. I figure at least with an OME lift, Im not only getting height, but new suspension parts.



So what are your opinions!?? Suggestions!??


:ybrick:

 

[Duhockey]

OK so I have 800 bucks for a lift, rims and tires.

I figure this, $400 toytec ome lift, without new shocks. Save up and do shocks later.
Cragar soft 8's figure about $300
Getting a credit from my current tires towards new ones at a les schwab.

Of course I will have to come up with whatever difference for the tires, but Im thinking not more than 200 bucks.

--------------OR-------------

Spend the 800 on the OME lift form toytec with the new shocks coilovers put together for me.
Then use the crappy stock 02 Sport rims and put new tires on them.
Save up for rims later.


I do not wheel very often, BUT want to do it somewhat right. That is why I haven't opted for the spacer lift. I figure at least with an OME lift, Im not only getting height, but new suspension parts.



So what are your opinions!?? Suggestions!??


:ybrick:

Option 2 seems better, get the suspension done as one piece, worry about the wheels later.

no use going back and doing the suspension again later too...

 

[Clemsonfan15]

If you want it done right spend almost all of that on the lift.

33" tires alone will cost close to $1,000.

 

[Spish]

option 2

 

[Black02]

Option 2 seems better, get the suspension done as one piece, worry about the wheels later.

no use going back and doing the suspension again later too...

Thats what i was thinking also!

 

[Black02]

If you want it done right spend almost all of that on the lift.

33" tires alone will cost close to $1,000.

I was told that I can get credit for my tires, as they are nearly new, towards bigger ones.

I was thinking of going 32" with a 3 inch lift

 

[Clemsonfan15]

I was told that I can get credit for my tires, as they are nearly new, towards bigger ones.

I was thinking of going 32" with a 3 inch lift

How much are they going to give you?

Why 32" when you can fit 33"?

 

[Black02]

Anyone have a toytec discount code?

 

[Black02]

How much are they going to give you?

Why 32" when you can fit 33"?

They told me that they evaluate them based on the tread and size popularity. I have not gone to them yet, but maybe I should tomorrow!

32 vs 33... two main reasons.

I dont want any chance of rubbing cause I want them to stick out of the fenders a little bit, I call it the bulldog look! lol
Also, anyhthing to help keep my MPG's the same! And power band somewhat normal.

 

[Black02]

How much are they going to give you?

Why 32" when you can fit 33"?

Look what I just found!!

Bilstein Toyota 4Runner/Tacoma Lift Shocks with Springs

No steeling my find! lol

 

[haddix]

Why 32" when you can fit 35's?

Fixed :biggrin2:

 

[Black02]

OK i decided to go with the ome kit without the shocks for now. My stock struts and shocks are fine, and I dont need the extra travel right now anyway!

That leaves me with money for rims and tires!

DONE!

 

[Black02]

Fixed :biggrin2:

Now that would be NICE!!!! lol

I wish I had the money to really git er done!