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Nice, honest review. Looks good man. 250 pounds will definitely drop the rear end on these coils. I put my dirt bike in the bed and I’m down at least an inch. My Fox 2.5 front coilovers are friggin awesome. Fox 2.0 shocks in the rear. I have stock rear ORG springs and need another inch. Was...

Did I read that the 2022 Tundra’s crew cab actually comes with a 6.5 bed option? Never thought I’d see the day.

Yeah that’s a good point. I still use it, just not a lot. But I will keep that in mind. Thanks.

That’s interesting! What were you doing in the video to get it to do that?

I’m only at 18,000 miles but no issues. I try not to use mine a lot because it seems like there are a lot of moving parts. I would actually be fine without it.

Ok well it’s back. It was a nice one week run we had.

Yes. I’ll see if it’s in the paperwork. FYI I never had a moan, just a clunk lol 🤷🏻‍♂️

Mine refused.

Yep, brake moan is the cause of the clunk. A metal plate was inserted from my understanding. That jarring or clunking feel when stopping or starting is gone.

Same clunk everyone here has described. Dealer addressed the "brake moan" bulletin today in a couple hours. I asked the service technician if he was sure that was it, and he said he was pretty sure, that the problem described in the bulletin caused a clunk. Sure enough, it's fixed and the clunk...

Yep, it’s normal. Don’t sweat it.

Same here as well

I’m on my second 5th Gen Ram with no issues, but dang that sucks. Sorry to hear. Wish they were all just built the same.

Nice. I purchased the same model number, but have yet to use it. I have to a) borrow a PC laptop since I have a Mac and b) figure out the fuses to unplug per the instructions. Does that sound correct? Sounds like it was easy for you.

Just got home from a 1,000 mile road trip with the A/C on the entire time. Mine did the release thing on the passenger side every so often. Lasted about 10 seconds each time and then whatever it was would close back up. Weird.

Looks awesome, man! Would love to see the details in your signature.

I don’t do any towing but you’ll still get the sag. I’ve looked in to travel trailers and will include airbags if I ever pull the trigger.

I’m running the 2.0’s in the rear and honestly with how good they ride I’m not convinced I would upgrade to the 2.5’s for the cost.

+1 for tailgate pad

FOX 2.5 all the way! I’m a little different in the mountains but I can blow through rough dirt roads at high speeds no problem. Hard corners, high points, water bars, zero bottom and very smooth. Almost dangerously smooth 😎