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Looks good. I agree, those P-series Michelins suck grin

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Originally Posted by 4th_point
Looks good. I agree, those P-series Michelins suck grin


The good side is that it doesn't take long to wear them out....

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Originally Posted by Hiaring8
Here are some pics of the after done on my tundra. 2" front level with Bilstiens, air lift bags with on board compressor and wireless remote, LT275/70/18 BFG'S. Came out exactly how I had it pictured. Feels like a truck now (no more squishy p rated michelins) and even though it was only 2", the front stance really looks higher and better. The bags are awesome and will make sure I have a nice level ride when I have 8-900 pounds of tounge from our TT.

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Did you use the stock springs on the bilstiens? Looks good. Mine is its twin other than I just tinted front windows and blacked out wheels.

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Yes, they are the stock springs with the bilstiens. So I have been running around with the airbags at 10 psi of air, and it stiffens up the back end just enough to really feel like a truck. Overall I am very pleased. About the only thing left that I want to do is to replace the mirror with an extendable tow mirror. There are quite a few options on EBAY that are priced hundreds less than thru the dealer. Anyone done one of these swaps and have anything good or bad to report?

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I just did these:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01K9EB4LK/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

They fit fine and seem like they are going to work... mirror motors are louder than OEM. Haven't tested the heat. For $170, I'll give them a shot.

I'd prefer a full height power mirror with a bubble-type blind spot mirror, but I think these will work once I get used to them.

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Last 2 tank top offs = 16.2 mpg and 16.8 mpg, no towing. The previous one before the 16.2 mpg was towing my boat and showed 15.3 mpg. All in all I'm very happy with the truck,,,so far.

Hand calculated verses computer is within .1 mpg.


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