Has anyone used this lift??

http://www.roughcountry.com/toyota_95-04_tacoma_2.html

Is this a good lift for city driving?? I don't really off road my truck since I have a pre runner. Any advices.

 

most people wont recommend spacer lifts.

 

stock is good for city driving

 

Hahaha I hear you but I love the way trucks look with a lift kit!!

 

No. will ride like dog shit after some time on it.

 

Thanks that's all I needed to know.

 

Order a set of these. you can use it to level out your truck and still have good ride quality!
http://downsouthmotorsports.com/i-135659-toyota-tacoma-6-lug-rcd-bilstein-5100-series-front-ride-height-adjustable-1995-5-2004-pair-front-rear.html

 

Que bilstein 5100 recommendation

 

I already have them but want a higher lift

 

Haha every time! It's really the best value out there for somebody like this guy that wants a slight lift but doesn't want to spend a lot!

 

Then go with these in the front. And this for the rear. Should give you about 3 inches up front, and 2 inches in the back.

 

I know....I'm such a hypocrite! they're just the best all around for the price.

OP how tall are you planning to get and where are you at right now?

 

Well right know my truck is level 5100 middle setting and 5125 rear with stock leafs. I want a 2" to 2.5" all around lift

 

definitely ditch the stock coils. precompressing coils is never exactly recommended and if you want better ride quality as well as the full 3" lift I'd go with either eibach or OME lift coils. you'll have to use a top plate spacer to get all 3" with the OME coils.

for the rear get longer shackles or an AAL to get the lift you want

 

What's better for the rear? AAL or Shackles? I heard that AAL would give you a very stiff ride. How about the wheelers 3 pack AAL?

 

I don't have them, but I'd probably go with shackles. they're cheaper and don't really change the geometry too much

 

Go with an AAL IMO...more than likely your stock pack is frowning already (worn out) and an AAL will give the their pep back, stiffen up your ride (good thing) and increase your load resistance if you ever put anything in the bed.

 

Actually my leafs are smilling looking awesome. But your correct AAL should do better

 

it will work fine for what you want. and as somebody who had one, it rode the same as stock.

 

If your only streeting it or mild offroading an over coil spacer and aal would be fine for you, i have them and my truck rides fine (if anything a little stiff in the rear) and i do some moderate wheeling and have had no problems, though i will upgade eventually. But on road i couldn't be happier.