2010 Tundra mods!

[Andrew]

Just checking, but I bought my tundra last week and I have a friend who owns an offroad shop to lift the truck. He says that I can lift my truck with a 6" Race Car Dynamics lift, 35 inch toyo m/t tires, 20 inch kmc xd monster rims, amp power steps, exhaust, air intake and re-calibration of the engine for about $7000 dollars. I trust him completely but I just wanted opinions on the pricing and if that is really as cheap as I could go price-wise. I told him I didnt want the most expensive things but I wanted the longest lasting, best equipment for my truck. Would anyone like to comment and/or make some more suggestions? Thanks for your time.

[TXTee]

Other 6" or more lift options recommended by Tundra folks: ProComp, Rough Country, or BDS. PC is above my budget and have heard complaints about leakage issues with a certain component on the front. Other than that, great reviews. Rough Country I've heard a complaint about customer service in replacing a part on an FJ....but nothing else negative. Pricing does sound about right....kits are roughly $2500 installed depending which one you chose. Tires easily $300 a piece. KMC 20"s about $250 a piece. Amp - $1300 plus install. Exhaust really just depends but I did mine for under $400 and it's a true dual setup. Jeremy Breaux did a nice job for under $100. Intakes run around $300 and you can install on your own. Recalibrate engine? No idea why or how.....Hope that helps.

[Bac Ta]

On the recalibration part - probably to recalibrate speedometer for the bigger tires...

[Jeremy Breaux]

And the Flux Capacitor

[TXTee]

Oh okay..how exactly do they do speedo recalibration? I don't need any help getting stopped as is.

[Jeremy Breaux]

The OB Computer knows that each revolution of the tire equals X amount of distance. The recalibration tells the Comp that X equals the new number. if you change your tire diameter any signifigant amount it is a good idea to get that done.

[Bac Ta]

How much does the RCD lift run? I looked on their website and they don't have prices for it... I hate it when they do that...

[Andrew]

My guy, as well as another mechanical friend, both said that the RCD lift runs about $2300. But they also both told me that it is one of the best lifts that can run 100,000 miles without any troubles.

[CRIS PAYNE]

I can get you procomp stage 1 for $1455 and procomp stage 2 for $2250 I can also get you a deal on rims and tires let me know mane

[Andrew]

What is the difference between the procomp lifts and the RCD? From what I was told the RCD lift is the top of the line lift. I dont know why, but I would love to know the difference. Also im looking at 35 inch toyo m/t tires and 20 inch xd series monster or hoss rims(possibly). What could you get them for and what would be the total with shipping?

[CRIS PAYNE]

send me your zip code exact size and offset you need, also chrome/black. yr make model truck 4x4, 4x2??? Im not really familiar with RCD, but I def can attest to the greatness of my PC stage 2 lift! Its amazing! We can ship everything together to lower the shipping cost!

[Andrew]

Im not sure what offset that I want and the monster rims are out of stock. But Im looking at 35 in toyo m/t, black xd series 20 inch hoss wheels(or something similar like monster), 4x4, 2010 tundra crew max.

[TXTee]

Nothing wrong with asking what the differences are. I honestly couldn't tell you and have been asking the same as I'm doing my research to determine my final choice. I plan to get some live face time with a few more stores/installers over the weekend and will pass on any info, if useful.