It was great meeting everyone today. Got there a little late, but glad we were able to get the lifts on. I'm stoked we were able to use Josh's friends shop. Definitely was safer than using those spring compressors.
Zach, I know what you mean about being useless. That is what I was like at my first mod day. I had no idea what I was doing and pretty much relied on the other guys to get it done. Now I can swap in the new shock and springs in 15 min per side by myself. It gets easier and hopefully Josh or Baker will be next to get their lift on.
Josh, I see the mod bug has already hit you hard. Unfortunately those tires and wheels won't work. You won't be able to fit a 15" rim without some modification and it will limit the brakes you can run. Also the 12.50" tire will rub on the UCA and be a little too wide. Lastly, a 33 is a little too big to fit stock. It can be done, but it will limit your travel and cause a good amount of rubbing.
On to the pictures...there aren't that many as I was pretty busy trying to get my front done, but I got a few of the in progress and finished projects.
Zach's back all finished.
White 4x4runner working on his brakes.
The old stuff...
The new stuff.
All purty and better. It looks level, but I have all of my tools, jack, jack stands and other random stuff in the back. I should have .5" rake.
Zach's all done and it looks awesome!
A lot of lift in the back.
Tundra/5100 in the front.