Is this a drop bracket lift...???

[Flagster]

I am interested in a 2006 Tundra about 150 miles from where I live in AZ...
Do these pictures show a drop bracket lift? I am not sure...
If anyone lives near BMW N. Scottsdale I would gladly buy you a sixer for taking a look at the truck and letting me know...
I know the truck is lifted and I would return to stock or near stock...Thanks
Matt

[HillbillyfromAL]

It certainly looks like it

[Flagster]

Thats what I thought...do these run spacers on the coils in front? How easy to go back to stock?

[TACODOC]

Yep, drop bracket. Usually spacers, can be hard to get back to stock if the cross member was cut... inspect and see

[upcountry]

Why lower it? If you want one that's lower just buy one that's lower? Otherwise slap some 38s on there and run with it!

[Saiyan66]

Truck looks pretty clean. Might want to just leave it lifted. Or find one that is stock if that's your thing.

[JCMatthews]

That truck looks great. Wish mine looked like that. I don't want to have to pay for it, but it would be really cool and I feel better offroad (think break over angle).

[zolo]

I'm pretty sure if its a ProComp or similar they are designed for the factory cross section to be cut out.
So going back stock is nearly impossible. I could be wrong but most drop lifts require the factory cross section to be cut out.

[Flagster]

my understanding was that drop bracket lifts running spacers was a negative?

[zolo]

my understanding was that drop bracket lifts running spacers was a negative?

Yeah I love those Tundra years but that lift is gonna be a negative in my opinion.
In the long run you would be better off buying stock and adding a more to stock design lift like OME or similar.