You just saved me some doe! My truck is just like that it's a 19 and it's more my work truck than anyting. I don't feel I need a remote Reservoir shock system after this video. Thank you
Just put this set up on my 2018 Toyota tundra It drives great I wanna thank lift kits for less the price was Unbeatable 4 Wheel Parts Wanted $300 more for the same Set up
I agree after we installed these coils we gained closer to 7” of front height which the customer liked so we left it alone. We could have reduced the spring rate which would have reduced the front height.
@@AutoParts4Less Mine did the same thing. I installed them on my 2017 and the front was much higher. What I found was these coilovers were actually binding on the UCAs. I drove for a couple days to see if it would settle, but had tons of tire squeal and issues turning, so I took them off and found rub marks on the coils where the stock UCA and coils contacted each other. I put the old ones back on for now and the problems went away. Did you see the same issues on this one?
Could’ve just simply loosened the lower cam bolts, unbolted the sway bar link and the 2 bolts holding the lower ball joint to the knuckle and had it out in about 8 mins
These are for the front. But what about for the rear? I’m a little confused. And they seem to match heigh wise to original. Will they actually raise the truck 6”?
Hey I feel your pain. I had an accident in May on memorial day, some lady made an illegal left turn in front of me. I had $37,000 in up grades and $23,000 in my stero system alone so I feel your pain. Now I have a 2020 TRD SPORT with a procomp 7"" lift
Upper control arms are not required, however I would highly recommend them to get an ideal alignment as the Tundras have unique turning characteristics (tightest in the industry) that can create alignment issues. Also, lead times can very on ProComp coils please live chat for ETAs and discount codes!!
so i have the rough country kit with the spacer can i just switch to these pro comps and thats it ?...one more question what shock can i use on back pro comp match up preferably.
Would these still work with the Zone lift kit on the tundra? It uses a lower strut spacer instead of the top strut spacer like other lifts? Price is very appealing since fox coils would be almost 1900.
This would replace the entire assembly, you would not use the Zone extension at all. Also these yields 6-7” of front lift so you would want to reduce the spring compression rate to reduce the front lift height.
Subie Jason Lots of options I like the BDS arms as they sit in the factory position and don’t require new wheels but still correct for much better alignment specs
So I removed my zone lift after having constant alignment problems and went with the pro comp stage 2 7 inch lift. Pro comp has a promotion going on where you get a 500 dollar mail in rebate. So you get a full coilover lift for 2k. Can't beat that. Went with 35x13.50r20 toyo rt and 20x12 fuel maverick's. The truck rides better than stock believe it or not. Pro comp knows what they are doing. Loving the lift so far. Also got the pro comp skidplate to protect the underbody.
Ur website doesn't show these coilovers ???? Please help , trying contacting multiple times
You just saved me some doe! My truck is just like that it's a 19 and it's more my work truck than anyting. I don't feel I need a remote Reservoir shock system after this video. Thank you
Just installed these guys last weekend on my 07 Tundra and the ride is sick!!! I definitely recommended these coilovers.
Awesome!
Thanks I have a 08 TRD Tundra and want these
Just put this set up on my 2018 Toyota tundra It drives great I wanna thank lift kits for less the price was Unbeatable 4 Wheel Parts Wanted $300 more for the same Set up
Once again very informative video, well done guys!
Thank You!!!
The truck is squatting like crazy now.
I agree after we installed these coils we gained closer to 7” of front height which the customer liked so we left it alone. We could have reduced the spring rate which would have reduced the front height.
@@AutoParts4Less Mine did the same thing. I installed them on my 2017 and the front was much higher. What I found was these coilovers were actually binding on the UCAs. I drove for a couple days to see if it would settle, but had tons of tire squeal and issues turning, so I took them off and found rub marks on the coils where the stock UCA and coils contacted each other. I put the old ones back on for now and the problems went away. Did you see the same issues on this one?
@@gregz.155 do you have them for sale?
Awesome video, very informative! Have you installed any on an F150 ???
Could’ve just simply loosened the lower cam bolts, unbolted the sway bar link and the 2 bolts holding the lower ball joint to the knuckle and had it out in about 8 mins
What is part number on that Full lenght 6" pro comp. I had a leak on 08 tundra with same coil over.
Why does the back side looks down and the front high? Is there el any way to level the back same as the front?
These are for the front. But what about for the rear? I’m a little confused. And they seem to match heigh wise to original. Will they actually raise the truck 6”?
What’s the cv angles after the CO’s?
Awesome.. my 07 just got totalled 2 weeks ago and I'm looking into a newer Tundra
Hey I feel your pain. I had an accident in May on memorial day, some lady made an illegal left turn in front of me. I had $37,000 in up grades and $23,000 in my stero system alone so I feel your pain. Now I have a 2020 TRD SPORT with a procomp 7"" lift
Can you use those on a 6” ready lift kit get at me please.
what about the ball joints??.. would this not make the ball joints stay at a very pronounce angel causing premature failure??..
as well as the cb axel..
Do I need a new UCA ‘s ?? Plz respond , or anything else ? Thanks guys . Great video !
Upper control arms are not required, however I would highly recommend them to get an ideal alignment as the Tundras have unique turning characteristics (tightest in the industry) that can create alignment issues. Also, lead times can very on ProComp coils please live chat for ETAs and discount codes!!
I have a 2014 2wd So , I get these coil overs and some new UCA’s and alignment ! Yes? Thx for your vids ‼️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🔥👍
@@martyray518 yes that is correct. Live chat for package deals and ETAs
Are these still available? I cant find them on the website.
will coilovers for 6" lift work with a 7" lift kit?
My son have one like that one is a nice truck sometimes I drive it
looks nose high. what's in the rear ? do they make it for the 4" procomp for the tundra ?
Can you supply the model # on the front coilover and what the rear is?
I have an 8in ready lift on my tundra 2016 can I use these for my 8in lift or is there a bit bigger one for that size lift
so i have the rough country kit with the spacer can i just switch to these pro comps and thats it ?...one more question what shock can i use on back pro comp match up preferably.
What are the name for this coils
Awesome video
Will this fit a 2WD 08 Tundra with a Rough Country Extreme lift?
is this available for 2012 tundra with 6" inch lift ???!!!! if it is please let me know so i can drive to your shop and buy this kit....;)
Thanks I sub and want to try and get these for my Tundra ✌🏼
Any difference between gen 1 and gen 2 sequoia?
I feel like the Tundras are higher than the fords or Chevy trucks with the same 6" lift.
Can you still get these?
Can you add Reservoir shocks to a 6 inch lift? I was told from a professional lifted place I can’t I would need a different lift
Yes, I do not see why you couldn't add remote reservoir shocks to this kit
LiftKits4Less thank you
I need for Trd pro 2016 I have a 6” ready lift
Hi if I have leveling kit 2 1/2” can stall in my tundra ?
Too long for the Zone 5" lift?
Would these still work with the Zone lift kit on the tundra? It uses a lower strut spacer instead of the top strut spacer like other lifts? Price is very appealing since fox coils would be almost 1900.
This would replace the entire assembly, you would not use the Zone extension at all. Also these yields 6-7” of front lift so you would want to reduce the spring compression rate to reduce the front lift height.
Are there any control arms you would recommend? I have been looking at the SPC arms and the zone ones.
Subie Jason Lots of options I like the BDS arms as they sit in the factory position and don’t require new wheels but still correct for much better alignment specs
So I removed my zone lift after having constant alignment problems and went with the pro comp stage 2 7 inch lift. Pro comp has a promotion going on where you get a 500 dollar mail in rebate. So you get a full coilover lift for 2k. Can't beat that. Went with 35x13.50r20 toyo rt and 20x12 fuel maverick's. The truck rides better than stock believe it or not. Pro comp knows what they are doing. Loving the lift so far. Also got the pro comp skidplate to protect the underbody.
Will these work for my truck I have a 6" rough country lift on a 2006 Dodge ram 1500 hemi
i have the same question, but so far it fit pro comp and trail master
What size rims
Would it still have the same ride quality regardless the height adjustment?
abelmosqueda08 it would have an effect on the ride quality. More tension stiffer ride lass tension softer ride
Do you guys have a video with the same style coilovers for a Tacoma?
can i leave the same a arms
It is not required to replace your factory arms
Lift size and tire size on the tundra?
6" Coilover Conversion Lift with 35x13.50
I’m running 35 inch tires now. I want to run 37 inch tires, can it be adjusted to fit 37 inch tires?
Yes. I have the stage 2 Procomp 6 inch lift with 37s. You'll still need to trim your plastic wheel well liner in the front
This video is outdated unfortunately for those of us looking for good coilovers for this year truck and lift
It has the ugly lean