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Just added the TRD springs and shock for now. I'm going to add the TRD UCAs this weekend sometime.

ARB MT64 top hat. The picture above of the integrated top hat is the same shock. You really cant tell there is play in it until it is loaded up by the weight of the truck. How I tell there is play outside of hearing it going down the road is to grab the control arm and pull it towards myself...

For anyone interested here is the TRD Lift with OME UCAs 🤷🏻‍♂️😜 39 inches in the front, measured from the ground through the center of the hub to the bottom of the fender 40 inches in the rear measures the same way as the front.

Its not that the top hat blows off or anything. In the 2nd page of this thread, I posted a video of what actually happens if you want to check it out. Just develops a little play.

No. OME uses an integrated top hat for the MT64

Bad news to report. I had another top hat failure on my front MT64 struts. This time it was the driver side. I really don't even push these shocks that hard. Just daily on smooth roads and the occasional forest service road on the weekend. I got in touch with ARB to warranty it and they...

It definitely turns sharper after the lower knuckles and tie rods were installed. So, I would say yes.

I'm currently running the MT64s. I just had the lower knuckles and the tie rods from the kit installed.

(PTCCY-35350) This is the kit I ordered. Tacoma Off Road 5-foot bed nonhybrid. (Images curtsey of other members)

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No judgment please, lol. I actually bought the 2.5” TRD lift kit through my dealer. I wanted the kit incase I wanted to change things up in the future. The parts come in a huge box. I’m getting the extended tie rod ends and the lower control brackets from the kit installed today. Once they...

It’s Finally Here: Installing the 2.5" TRD Lift Kit on a 4th Gen Tacoma About 50 seconds in. That's the part I'm talking about.

It's actually the part that attaches to the LCA and the spindle.

It’s one of the first things I noticed was off when I had the MT64 installed. I’m actually getting the TRD lift lower control brackets install tomorrow. It is supposed to help with the turning radius.

Perry Parts Bump Stop Install on 6th Gen Toyota 4Runner @https://www.youtube.com/@AlldogsOffroadCoop They put LC250 bump stop brackets on 6th Gen 4Runner. Just wondering if they would also fit our 4th Gen Tacoma's.

I asked. Said it wasn’t necessary.

Turbo is on the passenger side. Pretty sure it's both oil and water cooled. Maybe it's in that area?

I'm asking my mechanic at the dealer to look into this. I had the TRD Pro mid pipe with Trailhunter axel dump installed. I never was told about the file. Just to share...I changed back to the old exhaust past the mid pipe because the axle dump was burning and melting the paint on the diff...

Yes, its fixed. They had to take it apart and reseal it. Apparently, there are two covers. It was leaking around the front cover. Didn't have to replace the coolant but did get an oil change. As far as the dealer experience, it was good. They gave me a Tundra to drive for the week.