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Does anyone out there have a pic of their double cab with the bushwacker pocket style fenders. Wanted to see what they look like on the truck.

Unfortunately I don't know what trail ratings are for the trails we go to. So it's hard to get good advice

Been reviewing the nitto terra grappler at and the falken rocky mountain ats

Now I just have to figure what's the best tire in that size to get. Any suggestions? The truck will see more streets than dirt. But when we join those trail clubs, I'd like to have some traction. I'm use to mud tires, have 35 mud country on my ford but want something with a higher speed rating...

With the 5100s and the 1.5" aal could I put 275 70 17?

No. No gangster ****e. 31s and some mild trail driving

Any thoughts on the strength and off road capability of the Mickey Thompson sidebiter II wheels. Don't want a set of wheels that just look good.

Install the new hard tonneau cover

I have an extra, black undercover classic tonneau cover with locks. For a five ft bed w/rail system. Still in the box if anyone wants to make an offer

No. I've ordered my bilsteins and aal already. Was just wandering around some sights today and came across it, and thought I'd ask

http://www.fabtechmotorsports.com/TOYOTA-4WD/TACOMA-6-LUG-2005-13/3-SYSTEMS/3-Uniball-UCA-System-w-Front-Dirt-Logic-2-5-Coilovers-Rear-Dirt-Logic-Resi-Shocks-2005-13-Toyota-Tacoma-6-Lug-2WD-4WD-p1408.html

Out of curiosity. Any thoughts on the fabtech 3" uniball uca Rocky mountain suspension kit

I'll put up the pics when I'm done

Thanks time to complete the order

But if I go with the 1.5" aal then the 1.5" rear bilstein should fit?

I was just ordering my bilstein 5100 and dsm has fronts at 0-2.5" but the rears for 0-1.5" or 3-4" but if I'm getting the 2"aal. Won't the rear 1.5" be to short

I already have a mud truck. So I'm just looking to make this taco a little more versatile

I think like hoss I'm going to stay in the 2" range. Mostly road driving with the occasional hill climb/mini mudding

Thanks offroad and whipper. You guys definitely know your sh!t

Now I see the 5160 are the rear 1"