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Looks amazing, that was one sweet overhaul of the suspension. I'm looking into getting one of those bumpers towards the end of the summer. I'm curious to see how the suspension holds up with the added weight. I have OME 886s with Bilstein 5100s right now and it's super stiff, so I was thinking...

I love your rack! how did you mount that to your camper top?? Also are those stubb sliders?

I would be interested in your Addicted depending on $$$ I live in Chattanooga so shipping wouldn't be an issue.

Looks great! I love the style, but I wouldn't be able to get one till July or so.

That's exactly the Bumper I want, hopefully I can pick one up mid summer.

wow that's a nice Lexus! Got to love that 4.7 V8.

I run the toytech 3 leaf AAL and I kept the overload leaf in and everything works fine. I got about 2-2.5 inches of lift, and the truck rides a ton better.

Suspension looks great are those OME 885 or 886s. We have basically the same set up and same topper I believe, but mines an 01' access cab. I'm running Bilstein 5100s front and rear and OME 886s up front.

let me know how those tires work out, I'm looking at some of those for my next set! I'm interested in the comparison coming from 285s power regain, mpg, etc...

:drool: wow that's nice

so basically cost will correlate with his Tacoma bumpers he has now, and all of their options?

What's the cost on the front and rear? Are they available right now? I cant seem to find them on their website.

If you can do the install yourself replacing all the front end (UBJs, LBJs, inner & outer tierods, steering rack bushings, cv boots, shocks, and coils...etc) it should only cost around $1,000. I would say that should be done if you're going to take this thing on expedition off-road style trips...

Sounds like it's going to be great definitely get some photos and a build thread going when you start getting everything together. Can't wait to see how it turns out!

If you use stiff springs like OME 886 or 885 up front I've heard that you no longer need the sway-bar for on road performance. I know a few people on this forum have just left theirs off for a while, without an adverse effect as long as they had heavy duty coils up front.

Deaver, Icon, Toytech, and wheelers all make progressive AAL sets for the first gen tundra if you want to check those out. I have the toytech ones and they're great.

Tepui rooftop tents are 15% off

Great job on the tubing and wheel/tire combo. It came out looking great! I'm going to have to do that in a few years on my 01'. Jealous right now though.

Ya I'm a little disappointed, this time last year they told me they were already on research and development of it.

Awesome looking 4runner! Did you repaint it yourself?