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Page 12PARTS INCLUDED I N KITFront Coil Spring Perch,Sleeve and Bump StopsTundra RacingLOWERING KITINSTALLATION MANUALLeaf Spring Shackleand HardwareAxle PerchesTop & Bottom Pl atesU-Bolts and lock nutsRear Bump Stops(Crew Max / D-cab only)Shock Bushi ngsand Washers* Remember to keep O.E. parts in case youwant to return vehicle to stock height.2007-10 Toyota Tundra2wd & 4x4Part #TR-2040 & TR-2050Reg Cab, Double Cab & CrewmaxFrontAll Models2”Rear4” / 4.5”/ 5”Tundra Racing LLC2243 W. 24th St.Panama City, FL 32405850-769-3465TundraRacing.com

Page 2Table of ContentsPage 11NotesTable of contents / Technical Support2Precautions / Warranty3Recommend ed Tools / Kit Options4Installing the Rear Lowering kit:5/6Rear Shock InstallationInstalling the Front Lowering KitSPEED OF SOUND78 / 9 / 10Parts List / Photos12Top Plate Assembly Drawing13Thank you for purchasing the Tundra Racing loweringkit for your Toyota Tundra. We take pride in the designand manufacture of all our products. If you have anyquestions or comments, regarding this or any TR product, please feel free to contact us.Please read the entire manual priorto starting this installation.Technical sup port:Phone: 850-769-3465Fax: 850-215-1529Email: TundraRacingLLC@aol.comNote: Carefully inspect fitment of all parts toensure vehicle manufacturer has not changeddimensions. Please contact us prior to anymodifications not shown in this manual.

Step 4: Install the front lowering kitPage 10Page 3Safety Notice NOTE : If your Tundra is equipped with theTRD Off road package. You will need toinstall the small gold sleeve over the shockfirst.· Improper handling of a vehicle, especially while raised and supported by jack stands, ramps or other mechanical means cancause serious bodily injury or even death. It is strongly recommended that a trained, experienced mechanic, with properMix up a pack of urethane epoxy & place asmall amount on the sleeve where the springperch rests. Install the spring perch. Use the remaining epoxy on the 45 degreesurface of the shock where the sleeve willseat. Install the sleeve. Slide spring onto shock assembly, beingsure spring is properly seated. Reassemble Shock assembly. Slide shock/spring assembly into upperspring mount. Hand tighten all of the nuts. Pushing down on the control arm install thelower mount bolt, nut and washer.Hand tighten at this time. Reinstall the sway bar end links. Tighten all fasteners at this time. Reinstall and torque wheels to factory specifications.* Remember to keep O.E. parts in case youwant to return vehicle to stock height.equipment, install the lowering kit .· TR assumes no liability expressed or implied for the improperinstallation or use of this product or its components.LiabilityPerformance driving is dangerous. Products used for such applications are subjectto stresses and conditions outside of normal use. No representation is made to theproduct’s ability to protect the user from injury or death. Tundra Racing, LLC. (TR)is NOT responsible for any damage resulting in equipment failure after installation.The user assumes all risk TR is not liable for labor charges or loss of use.WarrantyTundra Racing LLC (TR) warrants your new parts to the original purchaser for 90days from the date of purchase, on the vehicle on which it is installed. If professionally installed by a certified ASE installer, the product warranty is for 1 (one) yearfrom date of purchase. There is no expressed or implied warranty on the installation. If your part fails due to defect or poor workmanship during the warranty periodTR will send you a replacement part at no charge. This warranty does not coverOEM components. There is no other express warranty and this warranty supersedes all other warranties. TR nor any retailer or representative thereof shall not beliable for incidental, consequential, or special damages arising out of or in connection with product use or performance except as might otherwise be accorded bylaw (which varies from state to state). This warranty gives specific legal rights. Youmay also have other rights, which vary from state to state.Recommended Tools1/2” Drive Metric Socket SetTorque wrench capable 10-90 ft/lb settingNon-marring malletSpring compressorSafety glassesHydraulic floor jack and safety standsor automotive lift2) 4” C-Clamps

Page 4Kit OptionsTR-4060 Mounting Kit 129Required for installation of a TRD Rearsway bar kit on a lowered TundraNOTE: The installation of this kit will REQUIRE newrear shocks. Most O.E. or aftermarket 2006Double Cab rear shocks will work. We offer theTokico Performance shocks shown below.*TRD Sport /TokicoRear ShocksPrice: 149.00 pairPage 9 Remove bottom shock mount nut . Leave boltin place for now. Remove the four top shock mounting nuts.* Note do not remove the center nutfrom shock assembly Push down on the lower control arm and remove lower shock bolt. You must hold theshock while removing bolt. Remove shock, by sliding out in front of thelower control arm. Pushing down on a pry barwill add enough leverage to remove the bottom of the shock from the mount.Note: This may require 2 people. Using a spring compressor, take the preload off the spring assembly. Remove the shock from the shock topmount by removing the center nut. Using a rubber mallet, remove the stockspring perch.* Remove 4 OE bump stops* and install the newurethane bump stops.Tokico Shock part number48531-09260NOTE: If this kit is installed on aTRD OFFROADTUNDRA with yellowBilstein shocks , front shocksleeves are required .TR-4062 Shock Sleeves 39.95These rear shocks are availableTokio Short Rear Shock - Part # 48531-A9130 99

Page 5Page 8Installation of Front Lowering KitInstallation of Rear Lowering KitAlways Wear Safety glassesAlways Wear Safety glasses and GlovesStep 1: Raise vehicle····Break loose (do not remove) the lug nuts on both front wheelsbefore raising the truck.Refer to the Owners Manual for the correct lift points.Using an automotive lift, raise the vehicle and secure.If you do not have access to an automotive lift, a floor jackand jacks stands can be used. This must be done on a levelconcrete surface. (Be sure to chock the rear wheels andengage the parking brake.)NEVER LEAVE ANY VEHICLE SUPPORTED WITHONLY A JACK, ALWAYS USE JACK STANDSSTEP 2: Remove front wheels After securing the vehicle at a convenient height, remove thefront wheels.STEP 3: Disassemble front sway bar end links Remove driver and passenger sidenut, washer and end link bushing.Step 1: Raise vehicle· Break loose (do not remove) the lug nuts on both rear wheelsbefore raising the truck.· Refer to the Tundra Owners Manual for the correct lift points.· Using an automotive lift, raise the vehicle and secure.Note: If you do not have access to an automotive lift, a floor jacks and fourjack stands can be used. Be sure to chock the front wheels and engage theparking brake. This must be done on a level concrete surface.NEVER LEAVE ANY VEHICLE SUPPORTED WITHONLY A JACK, ALWAYS USE JACK STANDSStep 2: Remove rear tires & spare.Step 3: Support the rear axle & drive shaft to preventaxle housing from rolling forward.Step 4: Remove rear shocks & retain top washers.*Step 5: Remove stock u-bolt hardware and save washers to reuse.*Note: Crew Max & Double Cab only - Loosen theintermediate drive shaft carrier bearing support toallow carrier bearing to move forward.Step 6: Remove leaf springs and raise rear axle 4”.Caution: Brake hoses from frame to axle housing should not bestretched.Step 7: Clamp leaf spring pack as shown and reverse the pin so the nut will be on the bottom.Step 8: Re-Install leaf springs using new TRShackle. We suggest starting with thecenter hole. Each hole equals approximately 1/2” drop. * Due to many factorsyour results may vary.Torque the shackle nuts to 30 lbs.* Remember to keep O.E. parts in case youwant to return vehicle to stock height.Step 9: Check exhaust tailpipe clearance to newleaf spring location and modify hanger /tailpipe if necessary.Near Level* Remember to keep O.E. parts in case youwant to return vehicle to stock height.

Page 6Step 10: Install the TR axle components (including O.E.washers) as shown in photo below.Note: long U-bolts are used behind axleStandard Cab - Use the OE bump stop.Double Cab / Crew Max - Use the supplied bump stops & washersBe sure the rear axle is level & centered at this time.Tighten U-bolts and adjust as needed.Note: Do not allow tailpipe to touch the leafspring during this step.Torque U-Bolts to 60 ft/lbs.Note: Double Cab & Crew Max Only - Tighten theintermediate drive shaft carrier bearing support.NoteTop and Bottom Plateshave a notch that shouldbe positioned towards therear of the vehicle.(Bottom plate notch notvisible in photo.)Reuse O.E. washersPage 7Rear Shock InstallationStep 11: Install NEW shocks as shown below.Remove O.E. Shocks - Retain top and bottom washersfor use with new shock installation.Install O.E. washer with largerinside diameter on the shockwith the concave side up.Install first urethane bushingwith smaller diameter portionup.Insert threaded shock studthrough upper shock mountinghole in frame.Install second urethane bushing with smaller diameter portion down.Install O.E. washer withsmaller inside diameter on theshock with the concave sidedown.Upper shock mounting hole inframe is sandwiched betweentwo urethane bushings.Tighten nut to hold in place.Test Drive vehicle at safe speed &make any necessar y adjustments.Re-torque U-bolts after 100 miles.Note: Bottom shock mount isslightly wider than replacement shock - use providedwashers to fill space andtorque to 30 ft/lbs.

TRD Sport /Tokico Rear Shocks Price: 149.00 pair Tokico Shock part number 48531-09260 NOTE: The installation of this kit will REQUIRE new rear shocks. Most O.E. or aftermarket 2006 Double Cab rear shocks will work. We offer the Tokico Performance shocks shown below.* NOTE: If

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