ICON V.S. 2.5 Series Front Coilover Kit Remote Reservoir with CDEV for 2024-2026 Toyota Tacoma

The ICON Vehicle Dynamics V.S. 2.5 Series Front Coilover Kit with Remote Reservoir and CDEV is a vehicle-specific front suspension upgrade for the 2024–2026 Toyota Tacoma, offering 1.25–3" of lift height adjustability on a stock-equipped vehicle and an electronically controlled compression damping valve tunable from inside the cab. The kit is sold as a pair of front coilovers and is not compatible with Tacoma submodels equipped with Adaptive Variable Suspension (AVS) or rear leaf springs.

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Vehicle-Specific Valving and Maximum Wheel Travel

ICON engineers the shock length and internal valving specifically for the 2024–2026 Tacoma platform rather than adapting a universal unit. That application-specific tuning, combined with a 2.5" diameter shock body whose increased piston surface area moves more oil per stroke than the stock damper, translates directly into more usable wheel travel front to rear. On 4WD models, pairing these coilovers with the ICON front differential drop kit (part #55160, sold separately) is required and allows the front axle to reach the full travel the shock is designed to deliver. The result is a suspension that tracks rough terrain more predictably without the harshness that comes from a shock running out of travel.

Remote Reservoirs and Sustained Off-Road Performance

Remote reservoirs increase the total oil volume circulating through each shock and add surface area for heat to dissipate during extended hard use. Heat buildup is the primary cause of damper fade, the point where a shock's oil aerates or cavitates and loses consistent damping force. By keeping operating temperatures lower, the remote reservoir configuration maintains consistent damping feel across long off-road runs where a standard shock body would begin to fade. The shock bodies are CAD-plated for corrosion resistance, and 7/8" diameter shafts and FK rod end bearings are specified for durability and minimal deflection under load. The coilovers are fully rebuildable and re-tunable.

CDEV Electronic Compression Damping

The Compression Damping Electronic Valve (CDEV) is an electronically controlled valve integrated into each shock that meters oil flow to regulate damping force during compression. The valve is infinitely variable and reacts in less than 40ms, allowing it to make precise adjustments as terrain changes. ICON's hydraulic circuits are custom-tailored per application to maximize resolution and dynamic range for the Tacoma specifically. The system is powered by ICON Intelligent Control (IIC), which uses an onboard G-force sensor and gyroscope to predict terrain and adjust shock settings automatically via the ICON mobile app. An iOS device is required to run the ICON Intelligent Control app. The IIC install kit (part #53509) and CDEV-equipped rear shocks (part #57808EP) are required for full system operation and are sold separately. When the front and rear CDEV shocks are paired, damping is balanced across both axles.

Features

• 1.25–3" lift adjustability: height set via coilover preload on a stock-equipped Tacoma
• 2.5" shock body with remote reservoir: increased piston area and oil volume for sustained damping performance
• CDEV electronic valve: infinitely variable compression damping, reacts in under 40ms
• ICON Intelligent Control compatible: G-force sensor and gyroscope-driven automatic terrain adjustment via iOS app
• 6061 aircraft-grade aluminum CNC components: CAD-plated shock bodies, 7/8" shafts, FK rod end bearings
• Fully rebuildable and re-tunable: serviceable shocks with application-specific valving

Specifications

Who This Is For and Isn't

This coilover kit suits 2024–2026 Toyota Tacoma owners who want electronically adjustable front suspension with meaningful lift (1.25–3") for mixed on- and off-road use, and who intend to run the full ICON Intelligent Control system front and rear. 4WD Tacoma owners building a complete ICON suspension system will find the CDEV integration most useful when paired with matching rear shocks and the IIC kit.

These coilovers do not fit Tacoma submodels equipped with Adaptive Variable Suspension (AVS) or submodels with rear leaf springs. 4WD installation requires the ICON front differential drop kit (part #55160, sold separately). Full CDEV functionality requires the IIC install kit (part #53509), CDEV rear shocks (part #57808EP), and an iOS device. None of those items are included. ADAS recalibration is required after installation. ICON Delta Joint Pro front upper control arms are recommended to maintain proper wheel alignment above 2" of lift.

Common Questions

Do these coilovers fit my Tacoma if it has the Adaptive Variable Suspension option?

The ICON V.S. 2.5 Series front coilover kit (SKU 58780E) is not compatible with 2024–2026 Toyota Tacoma models equipped with Adaptive Variable Suspension (AVS). Buyers should confirm their specific submodel before purchasing.

What additional parts are required for a complete CDEV system?

Beyond this front coilover pair, a complete ICON Intelligent Control CDEV setup for the 2024–2026 Tacoma requires the IIC install kit (part #53509) and ICON 2.5 Aluminum Series CDEV rear shock absorbers (part #57808EP), both sold separately. An iOS device is also required to run the ICON Intelligent Control app.

Is the front differential drop included for 4WD Tacomas?

The front differential drop kit is not included with this coilover pair. 4WD Tacoma installations require ICON front differential drop part #55160, sold separately. The differential drop is what allows the front axle to achieve the full wheel travel these coilovers are designed to deliver on 4WD models.

What lift height can I expect, and does adding accessories change that?

The ICON V.S. 2.5 Series coilovers provide 1.25–3" of lift height adjustability on a stock-equipped 2024–2026 Toyota Tacoma. Adding accessories that increase vehicle weight will alter the effective lift range. Lift heights are set via coilover preload adjustment.

Does installation require any recalibration of vehicle safety systems?

Yes. Installing these coilovers on a 2024–2026 Toyota Tacoma requires recalibration of the Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) after installation. This step should be performed by a qualified technician.