@@rrmruss The ride quality is exactly the same on and off-road! Very pleased 88 rotors does it right!! You can see my trdpro on 88 rotors video real or fake trdpro
Very beautiful truck and love the vid! I’m currently looking at getting a 3” lift but I currently have 275/70/r17 BFG KO2s. Will this lift make my tires look a little small? Or is the difference between 285s and 275s not that noticeable? Thanks!
Very minimal, upsize isn’t by much. I wouldn’t worry personally unless it’s a few more sizes larger. And even then, it’s a truck and wouldn’t bother me. That’s my opinion and not everyone would feel the same. Thanks for the comment!
Removing them allows you more room for caster adjustment. Most prefer the look of them removed as well. If you’re into keeping the front mud flaps, you can keep them on and push the wheel forward to clear. It’s all in the wheel spec also. I’m speaking specifically about the setup here. Not all setups are the same.
You need to show what the parts you're installing look like. Where they're being installed, comparisons to stock etc. It'll slow production a bit but will add more value to the videos. Right now, it looks like just a bunch of walk-around clips and nothing educational that most of us don't already know. Hope this helps.
It’s hard to do that without becoming a DIY channel, which we are not. Our main focus is to showcase the work that we do and the results and in turn in hopes of getting more customers through our door. But I totally get what you’re saying. Maybe we’ll show more of the products off of the car before we install it. We do show them on the car once they are installed. Appreciate the feedback!
88ROTORS gotcha. Then show more technical aspects of the install, the craftsmanship. Why your tech took the time to do this and this, why you're careful when installing this piece in this order because of that reason. You guys support these parts because of these reasons. The DIY customer is different than the 'pay someone to do it professionally' customer. Many of the DIY guys will watch video after video, study forums before doing an install themselves confidently (or already know how). But most of your customers would feel overwhelmed taking their suspension apart or wiring something, so they'd take it to the shop, hopefully yours if you show them you're better than average shops. Direct sales from RUclips is difficult because most will only travel only a short number of miles to do work at your location (you can look at your stats for where viewer are coming from) Same as why different gas stations are stationed in the same intersection. Buyers will go with a company they have confidence in, whether it's new or returning customers. I personally would do RUclips as a brand strengthening tool than a direct sales tool. Hope this helps, say wsup to Ken for me.
@@88ROTORS I think it would be helpful if you told the viewers what kits/brands you were installing. I live in a different country and that’s an insane drive to make for a simple lift. What’s size shim was installed on this truck. I have the same model and would be helpful to know what’s being installed. Love the videos you put out but it’s too bad you can’t say what products you’re using.
No chop needed. With the constant changes with new importing tariffs and material costs, we try not to post prices on here because it may change depending on when people read it. Please contact us by phone or by messaging us through our contact form for accurate quotes for when you need it. We can be reached at 626-442-3150 and are available 10AM-5PM PDT weekdays and 10AM-4PM PDT Saturdays. Our contact form can be found in the link in description. Thank you for your interest in our products/services!
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On you 285/70/17 BFG what load tire do you guys out on the Tacoma’s?
Everything depending on what customers want. Most prefer C load for weight, MPG, and for most purposes.
What work great?
Toyo’s AT2 SL
Or
BFG’s KO2 c load
Daily driving
You should definitely show some before and after shots. Maybe over lay the images so we can see how much the lift plus the tires lifted the truck
We’ve done that in some videos. We’ll do more if that’s what you’re interested in. 👍🏻 thanks for your input.
Just set up my appointment for my Tacoma trdpro for the 1" shim and progressive aal! Coming from Albuquerque, Nm! See you April 2and! Can't wait
Sweet! We'll see you then. Safe travels!
Hi bro planning to do the same, i have 2017 trd pro coming from AZ. will you please let me know how it go & ride quality after? Thanks.
@@rrmruss The ride quality is exactly the same on and off-road! Very pleased 88 rotors does it right!! You can see my trdpro on 88 rotors video real or fake trdpro
You went all the way from ABQ? How far of a drive?
@@BDevi0us do you rub? What tire size you running and wheels
Awesome 👍👍🇺🇸
Thank you the Vermonter
The color is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯 💯💯💯
How much does it cost for you guys to left with tires like that on my 2020 trd pro?
Which light bar was installed in the army green Tacoma?
Very beautiful truck and love the vid! I’m currently looking at getting a 3” lift but I currently have 275/70/r17 BFG KO2s. Will this lift make my tires look a little small? Or is the difference between 285s and 275s not that noticeable? Thanks!
Love your work, and even thinking about bringing my next Tacoma out to you from Oklahoma for further enhancements.
Love the aftermath
why do you not recommend the preload style lift? how much is the kit you put on the pro? I have a 21 pro that I'd like to lift.
Great videos and explanations of what you do to the Tacos!
Any lift shops in Colorado that you recommend? I have 2021 TRD Pro Tacoma and like the set up on this video.
i was wondering how to get ahold of someone to get a quote on lifting a vehicle and had some questions about it?
Give us a call or contact us by clicking on the link in the description to get to our contact form.
@88BROTHERS What did exact brand shim did you add to the front of the truck?
Do lifts like this impact payload or towing?
What brand of leveling kit you guys install on tacomas? I wanna do a minor lift on my tacoma 2019 2wd,, 2" in the front and 1" in the rear.
We make our own which comes with a limited lifetime warranty.
Would this lower ride quality?
Any rubbing ?
On the trd pro 285-70-17 do you have to re gear the gears?
I wouldn’t say so, the upsize is minimal but a regear is always a plus.
With this lift does the cab corners need to be cut?
Body mount chop? Not needed for this specific setup.
Why does it not need a chop? Most Tacos with 285s will rub the body mount.
@@kevinblackmon2223 I know I want to know if this is possible, wouldn’t off-roading rub?
I have the same truck what would this cost me ??? thanks john
that looks awesome! any chance the owner has an Instagram?
Have there been customers with a 4runner or Tacoma that just wanted a small lift and stock size ATs or MTs?
Not common but yes. Most prefer to lift and upsize in tire size or just no lift and stock tires.
Wow just wow
With this setup ,does mpg and speedometer take a huge hit ?
Very minimal, upsize isn’t by much. I wouldn’t worry personally unless it’s a few more sizes larger. And even then, it’s a truck and wouldn’t bother me. That’s my opinion and not everyone would feel the same. Thanks for the comment!
Color is awesome would look rad with bronze rims
Why not show the whole complete process?? And the items that you are installing
typically how long does it take 5100 with 887s to settle?
Few hundred miles or about a week is the rule of thumb on these.
Hmmmm... i wonder what westcott gotta says about this...🤔🤔🤔
Can you still keep the front mud guards?
Removing them allows you more room for caster adjustment. Most prefer the look of them removed as well. If you’re into keeping the front mud flaps, you can keep them on and push the wheel forward to clear. It’s all in the wheel spec also. I’m speaking specifically about the setup here. Not all setups are the same.
You need to show what the parts you're installing look like. Where they're being installed, comparisons to stock etc. It'll slow production a bit but will add more value to the videos. Right now, it looks like just a bunch of walk-around clips and nothing educational that most of us don't already know. Hope this helps.
It’s hard to do that without becoming a DIY channel, which we are not. Our main focus is to showcase the work that we do and the results and in turn in hopes of getting more customers through our door. But I totally get what you’re saying. Maybe we’ll show more of the products off of the car before we install it. We do show them on the car once they are installed. Appreciate the feedback!
88ROTORS gotcha. Then show more technical aspects of the install, the craftsmanship. Why your tech took the time to do this and this, why you're careful when installing this piece in this order because of that reason. You guys support these parts because of these reasons. The DIY customer is different than the 'pay someone to do it professionally' customer. Many of the DIY guys will watch video after video, study forums before doing an install themselves confidently (or already know how). But most of your customers would feel overwhelmed taking their suspension apart or wiring something, so they'd take it to the shop, hopefully yours if you show them you're better than average shops. Direct sales from RUclips is difficult because most will only travel only a short number of miles to do work at your location (you can look at your stats for where viewer are coming from) Same as why different gas stations are stationed in the same intersection. Buyers will go with a company they have confidence in, whether it's new or returning customers. I personally would do RUclips as a brand strengthening tool than a direct sales tool. Hope this helps, say wsup to Ken for me.
@@88ROTORS I think it would be helpful if you told the viewers what kits/brands you were installing. I live in a different country and that’s an insane drive to make for a simple lift. What’s size shim was installed on this truck. I have the same model and would be helpful to know what’s being installed.
Love the videos you put out but it’s too bad you can’t say what products you’re using.
How much for this setup except the lightbar? I have 2017 trd pro & i want to fit 285 75 r16. Does it need a body chop? Thanks.
No chop needed. With the constant changes with new importing tariffs and material costs, we try not to post prices on here because it may change depending on when people read it. Please contact us by phone or by messaging us through our contact form for accurate quotes for when you need it. We can be reached at 626-442-3150 and are available 10AM-5PM PDT weekdays and 10AM-4PM PDT Saturdays. Our contact form can be found in the link in description. Thank you for your interest in our products/services!
1:12 you see the tech throw the part down and then kick it??
I'll do the same because after installing the light bar, that plastic the tech kicked is no longer needed/usable.
@@koa3645 oh ok. Thought it was part of the grill. Sorry light bar tech..
@@@TypeUsername34 Should not criticize others in what their doing, when you yourself don't know what your looking at. Just a thought...
@@koa3645 wasn't criticizing. Was an observation, wanted to bring it up. I'm glad that there is experts in this comment section to help. 😉
Expert... No, but thank you. More of a DIY that knows what he's looking at. 😉
Same truck I have now.
The Tacoma is the Best Mid Size Truck on the market! I need those headlights! voodoobluetacolife19
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