ToyTec Experience

[LC250CO14]

I am looking at getting the ToyTec leveling kit and then putting on 285/75R18's (probably Toyo Open Country AT3's) on my stock FE wheels. I've seen this setup in serveral videos and posts and I think it all around makes the LC look like it should have come from the factory. I am in the Denver region but don't have too much experience with any local shops and ToyTec seems like the place to go. I feel confident in the quality of the ToyTec kit but I am always alittle concerned about the quality of work during the installs and attention to detail. This seems fairly easy for someone with the right tools and it is their product, so if you've worked with them, how was the experience?

 

[Lenny33]

Toytec sucks and they don’t stand behind their products.
I have had products fail within a year and the most they would offer is 10% off my next purchase.
Go elsewhere!!
Try RSG on Colfax - great guys

 

[CampGnarLee]

If you're interested in the level & haven't bought one yet, I have a brand new level that I'm planning on parting ways with (decided to go a different route), I'm in Denver. From what I've experienced as of late, they've been more on top about their customer service. If i were you, I'd check out the other shops in Denver like Running 4 tacos or Tru Automotive.

 

[LC250CO14]

Toytec sucks and they don’t stand behind their products.
I have had products fail within a year and the most they would offer is 10% off my next purchase.
Go elsewhere!!
Try RSG on Colfax - great guys

Was this their leveling kit that failed? Do you have recommendations for another? The 1.5" seems just right for what I'm trying to accomplish. But I may wait to see what Fox comes out with for full suspension setups since I've always been a fan.

 

[LC250CO14]

If you're interested in the level & haven't bought one yet, I have a brand new level that I'm planning on parting ways with (decided to go a different route), I'm in Denver. From what I've experienced as of late, they've been more on top about their customer service. If i were you, I'd check out the other shops in Denver like Running 4 tacos or Tru Automotive.

RSG does make great stuff, I had two 4Runners with their sliders on them but I installed them myself. I don't think they make a leveling kit but if their shop does high quality work I'll definitely keep them in mind along with the others you mentioned.

 

[CampGnarLee]

Was this their leveling kit that failed? Do you have recommendations for another? The 1.5" seems just right for what I'm trying to accomplish. But I may wait to see what Fox comes out with for full suspension setups since I've always been a fan.

No, this level is what Ed Martin uses on all their Toyota builds, from what I've heard it's legit. After putting on my 285/70/17s, it doesn't looked as raked out as I thought it would. Going to hold off on the level & save up for a dobinson lift.

If you want it, get at me, I'll give you a good deal.