Proposed set up-thoughts?

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J10Tundra

Discussion Starter · Mar 17, 2013

Alright so after much deliberation, I'm about to drop some dollars this week. Here's what I'm going with:

Suspension:
OME 612 coilovers/rear shocks (only want 3")
CoachBuilder 3" shackles (already purchased, waiting for shipment)
Wheels & Tires:
BFG A/T KO 285/65/20 (34.5", don't want to try and shove 35"s under there, figured these would be a good compromise)
20" XD Monsters Matt Black

Anyone familiar with a setup like this? After endless hours spent on here it's what I've come up with, and I hope it all fits well together. I'd really appreciate some pics of a 3" lift with some 3" shackles in the rear

. I'm trying to keep a slight rake in the truck.
All thoughts/comments are appreciated! (Witty or provocative ones are always welcome

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tundrakountry

· #2 · Mar 17, 2013

My bet is your gonna have to make some adjustments still

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J10Tundra

Discussion Starter · #3 · Mar 17, 2013

Adjustments as in?

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kstateskier

· #4 · Mar 17, 2013

You will have absolutely zero issues running the 285/65/20s on a 20 with that setup, just be sure your backspacing on the 20" wheel is +18 or greater. 3" OME with a 3" CB Shackle in the back should give you about 1/2" rake rear to front.

You will probably have to bend the edges of your skid plate up 90degrees and maybe remove the front mud flap. Otherwise they should fit just fine and look good.

I'm running 3" spacer front, with 3" CB shackle rear and 275/65/20 on a +60 20" wheel.

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J10Tundra

Discussion Starter · #5 · Mar 17, 2013

kstateskier said:
You will have absolutely zero issues running the 285/65/20s on a 20 with that setup, just be sure your backspacing on the 20" wheel is +18 or greater. 3" OME with a 3" CB Shackle in the back should give you about 1/2" rake rear to front.

You will probably have to bend the edges of your skid plate up 90degrees and maybe remove the front mud flap. Otherwise they should fit just fine and look good.

I'm running 3" spacer front, with 3" CB shackle rear and 275/65/20 on a +60 20" wheel.

Awesome, I plan on running the +18 since I have the OEM fender flares and want it to fill them.

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J10Tundra

Discussion Starter · #6 · Mar 18, 2013

Thanks for the input fellas, should have this done with some pics in a couple weeks! Haven't decided if I want to tackle this myself or not yet...

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2010

· #7 · Mar 18, 2013

You really should add extended length rear shocks to your list as well when you are running the +3 shackles, the OEM shocks will not have enough travel. Also, if you are 4WD I hope you also ordered a diff drop?

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J10Tundra

Discussion Starter · #8 · Mar 18, 2013

I'll be running the OME shocks in the rear. As well as a diff drop in the front. Good looking out though!

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