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No problem, here’s another side shot. I didn’t add any preload and there’s only about a 1/2 inch of rake. So, I would definitely add the rear springs.

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And that’s 285/70/17?? Looks perfect
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The Eibach 2Rs have really impressed me. Sent it down a very rutted out and rocky fire road last night and the truck just ate it. Sure, they’re not Kings or the equivalent but I’d be hard pressed to find a better setup for the money.
 

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Picked this up last October and here is the build list, so far…

- Eibach Pro Truck 2R lift kit (with rear springs)
- Falken Wildpeak AT4w (285/70/17)
- TRD Skid Plate
- CA Tuned ditch light brackets
- Baja Designs LP4s
- Dirt King UCAs
- OEM Toyota Rock Sliders
- 1 inch Spidertrax wheel spacers
- Akita puppy to match truck…

Future plans:

- Sherpa roof rack
- Leer or SmartCap topper (the dog will eventually be too big for the cab)
- Method 703 wheels

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Do you take it offroad? Any concerns with doing so? I would like to install these so I can run 285s comfortably after I install my MT64s. I'd like to avoid having to drop another 1200-1500 on new wheels
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