First off, i want to say tn is the shizzznit. Ive been on here for a couple years off and on. for the most part, i can usually find the answers to all my question through the search "button." for some reason not for my questions regarding lifts.
I have a trd off-road access cab looking to get a 3-inch lift. I decided on toytec ome 885 or 886? i already researched and know what wheels/tires to get. My questions are:
1. I know that most of you guys get 885 because there is less of a chance of sag in the future. All will eventually sag, but i guess its lesser of the evils. Should i get OME 886 or is not necessary?
2. Should I pay a local shop to install the lift? If so, how much should i expect to fork out (install for the front and AAL in the back) and any recommendations in the o.c area? or if there is anyone in socal (o.c area) that is willing to help.:naughty: I would do it myself, i just dont trust myself.
3. for you guys with all-terrain tires with 3 inch lifts, how much gas do you lose, mud terrains? i really love the aggressiveness and look of m/t but not enough if there is a substantial loss in mpg.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
I have a trd off-road access cab looking to get a 3-inch lift. I decided on toytec ome 885 or 886? i already researched and know what wheels/tires to get. My questions are:
1. I know that most of you guys get 885 because there is less of a chance of sag in the future. All will eventually sag, but i guess its lesser of the evils. Should i get OME 886 or is not necessary?
2. Should I pay a local shop to install the lift? If so, how much should i expect to fork out (install for the front and AAL in the back) and any recommendations in the o.c area? or if there is anyone in socal (o.c area) that is willing to help.:naughty: I would do it myself, i just dont trust myself.
3. for you guys with all-terrain tires with 3 inch lifts, how much gas do you lose, mud terrains? i really love the aggressiveness and look of m/t but not enough if there is a substantial loss in mpg.
Any help is greatly appreciated.