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From my pre purchase research, I purposely avoided body formed flaps that wrap around the painted portion of either the fender of flair. It seems that this area traps dirt and moisture and you all know the issues with that.

Just placed an order for the ReadyLift 2" Kit from CJ Pony Parts. 10% off with coupon code. https://www.cjponyparts.com/readylift-leveling-kit-2-inch-front-with-tubular-control-arms-4wd-dodge-ram-1500-2019/p/661921/

Yep that's my Tacoma, good eye.

I have one in the box waiting for warmer weather to install. I notice you have the gap material tucked down, does the gate close ok this way?

Could you send me information on the remote module and where you purchased it?

Was there an issue with an electric cable relocation, if so, how did you resolve it?

WOW 50% great deal - Well Done Sir's. I would have waited also if I had one of those.

I live in Northeast Ohio and also own a 2010 Tacoma that has been lifted and modified for off road. It seems that every suspension part I installed has rusted or oxidized. I think most of this stuff is manufactured on the west coast. All that to ask, what part of the country do you live in and...

What vehicle do you have the top hat installed on? How big is the spacer?

Interested to know what the rake difference was before installing the leveling kit. Motofab site says that the spacer thickness and resulting lift are not 1 to 1.

I have seen 2 approaches to leveling front with back end, dissemble strut, insert spacer and reassemble/reinstall. The other is to add the spacer to the top of the strut and reinstall. I am interested to hear the pro's and con's and why one may be preferred over the other.

Is the 1/2 circle for stuffing things in the safe without opening the lid???

Crappy weather today - snowing/cloudy - I will post them ASAP.

It's Rugged Brown with Mountain Brown Interior. When I first saw it I thought it was Black too.

I'll get some tomorrow and post them.

No truck cap installers here?? Any help at all...

Got my step today, box was somewhat beat up, once I opened it up I found an empty small parts bag, instruction sheet, step assembly, 3 bolts and 2 nuts. Happy to have everything expected. These instructions will likely cause some frustration for anyone without basic mechanical ability. Some...

Congratulations!! You will love it.

Did you replace your stock UCA's also? Wondering if you can get a good alignment with the Motofab's only.