toytec or cornfed

[MJCIII]

Hi All,
I am sure this has been posted before, but i cant seem to find it. Looking to run 285's. Dont do a lot of offroading if any at all since i live in CT and we dont have the option. If i do go its very light. Anyway, looking at the cornfed 2.5/1.5 or the toytec fj3-rcc 3" lifts. price is only a few hundred different so i was wondering if anyone has 1 or the other and what people suggest and how you like them. I will eventually change out the UCA's but for the time being gonna run it stock.
Thanks for any info

 

[JaSC1]

Hi All,
I am sure this has been posted before, but i cant seem to find it. Looking to run 285's. Dont do a lot of offroading if any at all since i live in CT and we dont have the option. If i do go its very light. Anyway, looking at the cornfed 2.5/1.5 or the toytec fj3-rcc 3" lifts. price is only a few hundred different so i was wondering if anyone has 1 or the other and what people suggest and how you like them. I will eventually change out the UCA's but for the time being gonna run it stock.
Thanks for any info

This is my opinion. YMMV
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[Forgetful]

King 2.5s.

 

[TRDHULK]

If you go with a spacer lift, use Jason Burtman on this forum.

Same exact thing as Cornfed, but with personal customer service and more sizing options.

With that being said, my spacer lift was temporary to keep the stock Fox suspension until I was ready for something that gave me 3" of lift.

 

[MJCIII]

If you go with a spacer lift, use Jason Burtman on this forum.

Same exact thing as Cornfed, but with personal customer service and more sizing options.

With that being said, my spacer lift was temporary to keep the stock Fox suspension until I was ready for something that gave me 3" of lift.

Thankyou, i appreciate that. This will be temporary as well, until some financials change and i can do a complete lift with UCA's.

 

[TRDHULK]

Thankyou, i appreciate that. This will be temporary as well, until some financials change and i can do a complete lift with UCA's.

Its a smart move considering it can be done for a few hundred bucks in a few hours

 

[WildSockets]

Also putting on (1/2") Cornfeds on the front as a stopgap until I save up for some Elkas.