Which BL to get?
#26
I read that the summit kit does not come with the e brake bracket or the brackets for tranny cooler, is this a big deal? I need my ebrake since its a manual.
I was also wondering if people have problems overheating, since the radiator is no longer in front of the grill, it will be behind the valence and not have all that air flow.
I was also wondering if people have problems overheating, since the radiator is no longer in front of the grill, it will be behind the valence and not have all that air flow.
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#29
it makes it easier to do the spark plugs, you can reach the O2 sensors easier aswell. Doesn't seem to effect me when I do oil changes.
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#49
Still got two questions I couldn't find answered:
Will it be harder or wierd to shift with the extension?
Will I notice a big difference on the highway and feel like Im going to tip? My buddy put a 3" bl on his taco and said its really flimsy on the highway.
Redneck stone, might as well add these in a FAQ section on the bl sticky
Will it be harder or wierd to shift with the extension?
Will I notice a big difference on the highway and feel like Im going to tip? My buddy put a 3" bl on his taco and said its really flimsy on the highway.
Redneck stone, might as well add these in a FAQ section on the bl sticky
#50
its the same
your first clue is he drives a taco. I drove my truck for a week with the same wheels and tires before the lift it drove the same honestly. but BIG rule of thumb if you go up GO OUT. thus wider tires and wheels.. makes it more stable my truck rides excellent with 33x12.5
your first clue is he drives a taco. I drove my truck for a week with the same wheels and tires before the lift it drove the same honestly. but BIG rule of thumb if you go up GO OUT. thus wider tires and wheels.. makes it more stable my truck rides excellent with 33x12.5