Maybe its because of the larger sidewall and high void ratio or something. Good to know its not the level kit though. Also the springs and shocks were not designed to absorbed the momentum of a 75lbs tire, rim not included, which I figure is contributes to the bump steer issue. Thats a lot more unsprung weight compared to the light weight 40lbs stockers or whatever they are.

I've had my Toyos for about 8000 miles. I'm pretty hard on the throttle and I got a tuner so they are probably wearing faster than normal, but its worth it. They are a great tire, just super heavy. I thing the level kit is what messed up my handling, feels like I'm driving an old mid 90s twin I-beam.

If I'm not mistaken, 33x12.5R18 Toyos? Very clean looking truck, no double sided tape stick on junk, nice wheel tire combo, great offset, not over leveled, and no bug deflector!!!! One of the best looking rigs I've seen on here. Or maybe we have the same taste. Anyways nice job.

That would be cool. I had a Magnaflow on my 03 Kingranch I used to have. But I would like to go with the SI/DO this time and wanted to know if it made a difference. I had a SI/SO on that truck. And I don't like the duals coming out the back. That's why I would like to see a picture of yours too so I can see how good it looks coming out dual behind the rear tire. I don't want it too loud so that's why I like the Magnaflow. I guess I'm getting older and don't like that loud obnoxious sound anymore. LOL

Hey bud. Been watching your posts in the exhaust section. I was looking at this same system from Magnaflow. So how do you like it? How much louder is it in the cab? Do you have any pics of the system installed on your truck? I guess just overall are you happy with your system?

Welcome to the site... Great looking '09... Very bold... Nice...