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i have a 2004 tacoma double cab trd v6 and just got an arb bumper. Don't even have the winch yet but my front end is sagging. I was thinking about installing icon CO's upfront to support the weight of the bumper and bilstein 5100's or OME springs and shocks in the rear in a month or two but...

I have a 2004 double cab 4 x4 trd v6. Sounds like i can rebuild the suspension a piece at a time and install the icon CO's upfront and i'm good to go what did you do for your suspension? What tire do you recommend that can move around in the wheel well at full flex and with the steering...

So the OME 885 or 886's will work huh? - i was considering the 882's but are they too stiff? too much lift in front? My concern with the CO's is how they stand up and perform in the harsh northeast winter? Heard icon does a treatment called IVD to protect the CO's against rust and corrosion -...

good thinking woody - i'm in the east coast now if you want to trade a bumper for a bike i might be down - the bumper is in excellent brand new condition so let me know - i'll even drive it to you if we're close - i also got a set of pro comp rock crawlers 17 x 9 with a -6mm offset to trade if...

Seems like your rig is all stock? You're hauling gear to the trail head and then jumping on the mountain bike - that's a cool way to save gas. i should trade my ARB bumper for a Kona hard tail. . .LOL anyway guess time will tell with the heavy bumper as i'm back on the road in few days but if...

wow that truck looks great i'm planning to do something similar - i drive long highway miles and regularly on logging roads with dense northeast brush so i added an ARB bumper and now have to install coil overs or springs to level the ride and get better suspension hoping to do the rear...

i have a 2004 double cab 4 x 4 with the trd v6 package and performed for the past 4 years at about 17 MPG's. I drive long highway miles and to logging trails and decided i needed more protection and a better suspension so i installed an arb bumper which is so heavy i have to install coil overs...