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I finished lowering the rear of my '07 RCSB the other day using an SOS flip kit, I also added a TRD rear sway bar. OEM coils with Bilstein 4600 series shocks up front. Alcan leaf springs with Bilstein 4600 series in the rear. Stock OEM 18" alloys with P255/70R18 Michelin tires (32"). I am running a tail pipe that turns down in front of the axle. Being frugal, we cut the existing tailpipe at an angle as it curved up to go over the axle. We then rotated the new turn down with resonator 180 degrees, and welded it in place. Why keep the resonator?, I prefer a quiet exhaust.
The shake-down run was a mixed bag of driving that included stop-n-go traffic in Atlanta, the U-bolts needed to be re-torqued after the trip as expected but everything else remained nice & tight. I am VERY HAPPY with the results.
Lowering the rear of this Tundra is one of the most
rewarding mods I've performed on the 10 year old truck.
The Wonder Of Spring-Under Suspension
The shake-down run was a mixed bag of driving that included stop-n-go traffic in Atlanta, the U-bolts needed to be re-torqued after the trip as expected but everything else remained nice & tight. I am VERY HAPPY with the results.
Lowering the rear of this Tundra is one of the most
rewarding mods I've performed on the 10 year old truck.
The Wonder Of Spring-Under Suspension
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