2024 Tacoma on King/Icon Suspension Kit + Toyo Open Country RT 295/75/17

[kefferjoe]

Do you get any weird clunking or noise when pulling into a steep driveway at full flex of the steering?

it means your collars are adjusted for too much lift. There is a term for it but I forget maybe binding? Move the collars up and it will go away also install a diff drop kit from icon

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[CaliTaco64]

it means your collars are adjusted for too much lift. There is a term for it but I forget maybe binding? Move the collars up and it will go away also install a diff drop kit from icon

I don't have collars.

I have the king 2.5 king suspension. Only thing is I don't have the front sway bar links and the suspension was set at 2 1/4 height.

Thoughts ? What is your suspensions set at ?

 

[kefferjoe]

I don't have collars.

I have the king 2.5 king suspension. Only thing is I don't have the front sway bar links and the suspension was set at 2 1/4 height.

Thoughts ? What is your suspensions set at ?

So you should have the sway bar links I don’t even think they would sell me the king shocks without buying the sway bar links. I don’t quite know what the are set up at but I know when I had the preload collar adjusted too low I would get a popping up and down on full lock turns

 

[Catfish]

I did the king 2.5 with adjusters on the front and rear (you have to get the rear sway bar links as well):

https://kingshocks.com/i-30508060-25001-408a-2024-toyota-tacoma-2-5-front-coilover.html?q=

https://kingshocks.com/i-30508060-25001-408a-2024-toyota-tacoma-2-5-front-coilover.html?q=

I did Icon UCAs, Track Bar, Rear Upper and Lower Trailing Arms:

https://www.iconvehicledynamics.com...billet-upper-control-arms-w--delta-joint-pro/

https://www.iconvehicledynamics.com...-tacoma-rear-billet-adjustable-track-bar-kit/

https://www.iconvehicledynamics.com...024-toyota-tacoma-rear-billet-lower-link-kit/

https://www.iconvehicledynamics.com...024-toyota-tacoma-rear-billet-upper-link-kit/

Kit was around 8-9k. Install was a lot easier on this gen.

I am still waiting for ICON to release rear springs.

Icon has rear springs at 1.25” of lift. Why exactly do you want it to be leveled? You do know that as soon as you load anything in the bed, it will sag. Right? that’s what a little Rake is for.

 

[kefferjoe]

Icon has rear springs at 1.25” of lift. Why exactly do you want it to be leveled? You do know that as soon as you load anything in the bed, it will sag. Right? that’s what a little Rake is for.

some of us went a little higher and a stiffer spring rate with the tundra rear springs but I also agree. Take the preload down and that popping will go away

 

[Catfish]

some of us went a little higher and a stiffer spring rate with the tundra rear springs but I also agree. Take the preload down and that popping will go away

I myself went with C59-819V from Dobinons. I netted 2.25” of lift in the rear and have 400lbs in the bed right now.

 

[kefferjoe]

I myself went with C59-819V from Dobinons. I netted 2.25” of lift in the rear and have 400lbs in the bed right now.

Is that a smart cap? I just ordered one. Reason why I went with the tundra 1.5” springs. It also gave me about 2.25” in the rear.

 

[Catfish]

Is that a smart cap? I just ordered one. Reason why I went with the tundra 1.5” springs. It also gave me about 2.25” in the rear.

No. It is not.

It is BYND4x4.

 

[CaliTaco64]

So you should have the sway bar links I don’t even think they would sell me the king shocks without buying the sway bar links. I don’t quite know what the are set up at but I know when I had the preload collar adjusted too low I would get a popping up and down on full lock turns

I just installed the front links this past weekend. And it's still popping.

Did yours stop ?

 

[CaliTaco64]

some of us went a little higher and a stiffer spring rate with the tundra rear springs but I also agree. Take the preload down and that popping will go away

Went to yhe stop today and took the preload off to no preload. And it's still popping.

Called King and they said to bring it in so they can inspect it and make sure the shop didn't do something wrong

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