Hi guys! Love the videos. I had a quick question. I have a 2010 tundra with a ProComp 3inch level kit on 295/70/18. When coming off a ramp, with speed of 30mph or more my traction control & ABS kits like crazy...Making it scary to drive...Any advice to this, since I see your guys are doing alot of tundra on leveling kits on 35's...lmk, thx!
Cool look! And for all the haters on here, if you don't have something nice to say, keep it to yourself! It's not your truck. Either it's a pavement princess or a freeway queen as someone else called it, it's still a truck! Not everyone wants to destroy their truck by off roading it! Maybe it's their only form of transportation. Plus it's a two wheel drive for that matter. Not everyone needs a 4x4! I love Tundras because I can't stand domestics. Don't trust them! This truck does just fine! Whether it's taking your significant other or spouse on a date, grocery getter, hauling motorcycles, furniture, you name it, it's a damn truck! Nice looking one too!
tires stick out to far would give a sand blasting effect to sides of truck not to mention you could not keep the sides clean also you would have to keep your side windows shut to avoid getting dirt into your cab
I totally agree. All these trucks with their tires sticking out remind me of those early 90s imports lowered with extreme offsets or 70s rock stars with socks stuffed in their pants. All show and no go.
Nice video, what about the alignment? Can you get it in spec with the factory control arms? I was told if you go with a 3 inch spacer you need new control arms for proper alignment settings? Is this true?
I’m interested in modifying 2020 tundra limited with 275/55/20. I like minimal lifting because I prefer the wider tire & lower look. I’m wondering if 37” is doable with a no more than 3” lift. And if so, would a 37” flush out too much?
For a information video, I got almost no information and the camera seemed to be on a merry go round. I have a tundra up with a 3" lift and I was very intrested to see how it was done, but it was done very poorly!
I never understood people who get bracket/spacer lifts for 35" tires with dedicated or hybrid off-road tires. Bracket/spacer lifts (ground clearance) do not = off-roadability. The choice in tires for a bracket/spacer lift is what caught my eye, as the Toyo RT is too expensive and overkill for a lifted street truck, there's no practical point to it. It's not that I'm opposed to people doing what they want, it's that I notice people doing what they want often out of ignorance, i.e. I want to fit 35"s and go off-roading. The mechanic incorrectly recommends a bracket/spacer lift. If a person doesn't plan to do any real off-roading other than driving a dirt path to get to an off-road destination these are fine. But...front coilovers, upper control arm and rear shock upgrades is actually the best way to get the lift you need to fit 35"s while actually improving what you need to have fun off-road; the suspension. Also a lot of mechanics will have people believing they need a 6 inch lift for off-roading. Nothing could be further from the truth. More serious off-road trucks run 3 inch front and 1.5 inch lifts (from the upgraded shocks) and run 35 to 37 inch tires with appropriate sized wheels, i.e. 17" and no larger than 18" wheels for when you have to air down. I see 6", 8" lifts with 20 wheels and 35" tires with expensive off-road tread and low profile side walls. These guys either always get stuck or break something because they have a bracket/spacer lift and think because they have clearance they're rolling in a truck ready for real off-roading...face palm. So many videos confuse the difference between lifted trucks and off-road ready built trucks. Trust me there IS a difference. All truck styles are just fine, people just need appropriate information for the type of truck fun they want to have.
Live in Northern California but really want to get my body mount chop, roughly, what do you guys usually charge? Got 4/2 lift with 20s. - 1 offset. Let me know please
Cory Ibarra they only install what the customer requests. Yes the Tundra should only have 33” tires according to spec, but 35” fit with front fender and body mount modifications. Again customer preference.
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What's the total height of that modified tundra? And which brand 3" spacer leveling kit does your company recommend?
Yong Kwon , I second these same questions. Thank you
Yong Kwon not sure what you meant here? No info on the Instagram account about this.
Yong Kwon our house brand. We didn’t measure the exact height of the vehicle after, but they are usually about 80-81” with the 35” tires and lift.
Hi guys! Love the videos. I had a quick question. I have a 2010 tundra with a ProComp 3inch level kit on 295/70/18. When coming off a ramp, with speed of 30mph or more my traction control & ABS kits like crazy...Making it scary to drive...Any advice to this, since I see your guys are doing alot of tundra on leveling kits on 35's...lmk, thx!
Camera man doing to much. Gave me a headache
That camerawork was getting me sea sick. Jesus, just hold it still for a second or two.
Right!
Looks good. I love that combo.
Simple and clean, love the fuels.
Cool look! And for all the haters on here, if you don't have something nice to say, keep it to yourself! It's not your truck. Either it's a pavement princess or a freeway queen as someone else called it, it's still a truck! Not everyone wants to destroy their truck by off roading it! Maybe it's their only form of transportation. Plus it's a two wheel drive for that matter. Not everyone needs a 4x4! I love Tundras because I can't stand domestics. Don't trust them! This truck does just fine! Whether it's taking your significant other or spouse on a date, grocery getter, hauling motorcycles, furniture, you name it, it's a damn truck! Nice looking one too!
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Estimated price for setup please?
I just installed a 2.5-3 leveling kit from Rough Country with 33 tires on stock alloy wheels
tires stick out to far would give a sand blasting effect to sides of truck not to mention you could not keep the sides clean also you would have to keep your side windows shut to avoid getting dirt into your cab
I totally agree. All these trucks with their tires sticking out remind me of those early 90s imports lowered with extreme offsets or 70s rock stars with socks stuffed in their pants. All show and no go.
Nah
Never thoight id say this but like the 18"wheels w 35's more than the 20" wheels..atleast it fits the tundra n im sure i will take this type of route
I actually prefer 17" wheels, but then my truck is for dedicated off-roading.
Plus this is a 2WD.
I picked up same size wheels and offset and similar tires on my sequoia. It's best setup
Does it void warranty?
Where did you find the cameraman, Home Depot parking lot?
is this a 3 inches in front and 2 or 1/2 rear?
How much does this project t cost?
what kind of tire set up would you recommend for 2008 tundra bro?
Do shocks need to be added on the back for the 2” lift.
I wish you guys were located in Philadelphia, PA
When are you going to open a shop on the east coast.
Where are you guys located at
What’s the price on a setup exactly like this? Minus the lights?
Curious what was the cost of the lift tires and rims ?
Never replied to me
Don't you need UCA when installing the 3 inch spacers to get the alignment corrected??????
How much cost to do this?
Subbing! 4Runner based in Irvine here! Moving up to a Tundra in the near future. Dope!
Whats the cost of doing this?
What leveling kit did you guys use for this setup?
Looks good
How much would this entire job cost? (Lift, wheels and tires and BMC)
Thus this lift kit fit a standard height garage?
Thanks
Great work
Hows the angle of its cv axle now thats its leveled?
Set up like these..how much it'll cost?
Nice video, what about the alignment? Can you get it in spec with the factory control arms? I was told if you go with a 3 inch spacer you need new control arms for proper alignment settings? Is this true?
Yes this is true
Do you have any double cabs that you’ve installed 35’s on? Thx
How much is this job in total?
I’m interested in modifying 2020 tundra limited with 275/55/20. I like minimal lifting because I prefer the wider tire & lower look. I’m wondering if 37” is doable with a no more than 3” lift. And if so, would a 37” flush out too much?
I have a 2016 tundra with a 3/1 leveling kit, I want to put 33 12.5 r20 gladiator x comp on a 20x9 wheel will it rub?
Sick as always! 👍🏼
Chris, do you perform an alignment after installation of wheels and tires?
It’s a must
For a information video, I got almost no information and the camera seemed to be on a merry go round. I have a tundra up with a 3" lift and I was very intrested to see how it was done, but it was done very poorly!
This is 3inch front 1.5 rear on 35s correct?
That looks tight
I never understood people who get bracket/spacer lifts for 35" tires with dedicated or hybrid off-road tires. Bracket/spacer lifts (ground clearance) do not = off-roadability. The choice in tires for a bracket/spacer lift is what caught my eye, as the Toyo RT is too expensive and overkill for a lifted street truck, there's no practical point to it. It's not that I'm opposed to people doing what they want, it's that I notice people doing what they want often out of ignorance, i.e. I want to fit 35"s and go off-roading. The mechanic incorrectly recommends a bracket/spacer lift. If a person doesn't plan to do any real off-roading other than driving a dirt path to get to an off-road destination these are fine. But...front coilovers, upper control arm and rear shock upgrades is actually the best way to get the lift you need to fit 35"s while actually improving what you need to have fun off-road; the suspension. Also a lot of mechanics will have people believing they need a 6 inch lift for off-roading. Nothing could be further from the truth. More serious off-road trucks run 3 inch front and 1.5 inch lifts (from the upgraded shocks) and run 35 to 37 inch tires with appropriate sized wheels, i.e. 17" and no larger than 18" wheels for when you have to air down. I see 6", 8" lifts with 20 wheels and 35" tires with expensive off-road tread and low profile side walls. These guys either always get stuck or break something because they have a bracket/spacer lift and think because they have clearance they're rolling in a truck ready for real off-roading...face palm. So many videos confuse the difference between lifted trucks and off-road ready built trucks. Trust me there IS a difference. All truck styles are just fine, people just need appropriate information for the type of truck fun they want to have.
This is a good comment. Not like the rest of the "Experts" on this comment thread.
Live in Northern California but really want to get my body mount chop, roughly, what do you guys usually charge? Got 4/2 lift with 20s. - 1 offset. Let me know please
A guy in Milpitas did mine. He's a super cool guy.
milo fabrications he does all kinds of Toyota work. FYI good luck
@@socitysav09 how can he be contacted?
Great video guys!
where you guys at? I have a 2018, 8' bed Tundra I would like to add a 35" Tire set-up to my truck but I am on the East Coast :-(
Hello from Puerto Rico 🇵🇷 ✌🏻😈
Hope all is well over there!
How much was everything ?
That truck looks nice.
I have a 2020 Tundra TSS, how much will cost me to do the same job on my one?
Love your videos. Keep those Toyota’s coming.
How much does this set up cost minus the lights?
Does this throw off the front wheels and make them camber weird?
I have a 2018 and want that bit WILL it fit in my garage door ...I'd really like to no the overall height after that
How much u guys charge just for BMC? I have a 2018 Tundra.
how much does this exact set up cost lights an all ?????
How wide are those tires and what is the offset of those fuel rims?
Thanks for the tundra video!!
You guys should do an employee car video I know you guys have some sick vehicles.
Larger wheel and heavy tire what about a break upgrade?
What would a set up exactly like this run in price?
Surprised they didn’t hit you with the “DM me for price” lol
Estimate price on Set up
Why are you guys located
Are you positive that’s a 2018? Headlights look like 2017. Anyways, what brand of level lift did you use here? Thank you!
led headlights are for the 2019s and up
bigozo1981 actually, not true. I bought a brand new 2018 Limited with the new LED black background headlights. They are great too.
Could be an early production 18. My 18 has LED lights
It's a 17. In addition to lack of leds, the grille changed to black honeycomb in 18. I have the same grille on my 17.
Hey what are the offset on those vectors?
18x9" +20 off set
Got rid of my spacer lift for Bilstein 5100 height adjustable shocks. Way better ride and articulation off-road.
Where are you all located?
Angelo Gountas El Monte California
badass !
Estimated price for setup please
where are you guys from im buying 2020 toyota 1794 i want to put 3 inch lift im in britih columba canada
You forgot to mention no more front mud flaps
What wheels are. They
R 20 ?
Shit is sick homie! Around how much $ for that mod, not including labor?
why spacers? bilsteins woulda been way better
Thank you!!! a 3"in lift from a coilover shock upgrade is better than a spacer lift.
Also more money tho
Hello, where can I get the same leveling kit, wheel and tires ?
You continue to raise the BAR!!!! Keep Pushin Brotha
too much cowbell here with the cam
Rubber brake line/abs sensor under tension, Son !
Should have upgraded shocks to PRO level
It's a 2WD!
Man you guys really like installing leveling kits and selling oversized tires that don't properly fit on your customers trucks don't you
Cory Ibarra explain
Cory Ibarra they only install what the customer requests. Yes the Tundra should only have 33” tires according to spec, but 35” fit with front fender and body mount modifications. Again customer preference.
That Fuel Vector wheel is my favorite!!!
I couldn’t even make it through the whole video there was so much advertisement
Download an Adblocker simple free fix
I wanna trade my in for a larger gas tank before doing the upgrade.
bad decision to put hid’s in those factory bowls. At the very least you need some kind of projector set up
yeah！ stop moving those cameras consider do some cut on camera not moving back and forth
just another freeway queen...
I would like to watching but the camera keeps moving and moving fast made my eyes very uncomfortable.I am not enjoy it.
☕️yota Tundra
Too much camera movement. Tune it down. Gets people dizzy. Great work on the truck though!
Looks good but I don’t think it is worth voiding warranty.
camera man calm tf down lol
Goodbye upper control arms ball joints.
Darksydx does it really affect it?
@@terrywatkins4498 yes
Darksydx what about a If I keep my stock 20s and just add the 3 inch leveling kit?
@@terrywatkins4498 why would you do that?
What's the gas mileage now, 8MPG? LOL
I get 5 in mine lol
@@corystewart1060 whats the specs on your rig?
Bad lift need suspension lift Icon .
This is more of a shop sales video and not a how to
Good content, good host but terrible camera work
Call it what it is: “A commercial”
broke mans lift...
CHEVY SixUno with baller tires lol I dont get it either
Dizzy
No need for 35’s on a 2wd 😂😂😂
Too much cam moving
whats you guys number
Camera guy is to much🤕