taco got a lift

[Born2KillDeerr]

well i lost my password to my old sn so i had to make a new one. my old one was TacomaNC4x4. i finally got my truck lifted after alot of work but here it is. let me know what yall think

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/born2killdeer/detail?.dir=/d145&.dnm=8301.jpg&.src=ph

Tommy

 

[Born2KillDeerr]

 

[Born2KillDeerr]

cant get the pic to show up..any help?

 

[Exploderpilot]

oh hell i cant get it to work either

 

[Metto]

here. looks good, trim the fenders more

 

[spraypaintman]

NICE YOTA

 

[mudonthetires10]

to the tires rub much when you flex?
they look fairly stuffed, but not to take away from the truck. it looks good.

 

[Born2KillDeerr]

nope they done scrub at all. the front did at firsr but i did the pinch weld mod and cut the air dam. i just wish there was a way to lift the front up more so it would be level

 

[Tacoma747]

I used to run 35x12.50's with a Daystar 2.5" suspension lift, and a 2" bodylift. 15x8 black wheels, I never really had a problem with rubbing (that I couldn't fix by some light trimming), and I liked how the truck looked/wheeled on that setup.

The rear fenders, in front of the tires may rub some when flexed (trim-able), and mine rubbed every once in awhile even after hammering the pinchweld, but not bad. You may also rub the frame when turning by the looks of those wheels, but it will do nothing more than keep your frame nice and shiny .

Looks good.

 

[kilby]

uuuuh... yeah, I'm real late on this one (sorry),
but in your first 2 posts, if you replace the "url" codes with

instead, that should do the trick.