Crappy weather=Lift?

Got my lift done today, and although this build isn't earth shattering by any means, I'm proud of what I've done so far...

Moto Metal 951's BF Goodrich All-Terrains 265/70/r17's, Fat Bob's Garage 2.5" front coil spacer and 1" rear block, Black DeeZee tube steps, Truxedo LoPro QT Roll up tonneau cover, tint matched front windows, K&N 63 Series Aircharger cold air intake. Husky liners front and back. Ziebart lifetime head to toe-inside and out.
A note: Indiana in March is wet, cold, and dreary. Most of these photos were taken within 10 days of each other, and it just happened to be Indiana weather at its finest. Also it is a 2010, but a 2011 grill. The grey grill just didn't match and had to go...

Day 1 August 2010 Truxedo Tonneau cover Low Pro QT and Black DeeZee tube steps, also pretty darn close on the window tint up front.
No Wheels With Moto Metal 951's And Add a touch of Fat Bob's Lift. Although pretty plane jane, these were my answer to what I consider the ugliest portion of the Taco; the visible weld spots where the body was seamed together.

 

Looks good. DCLB ftw!

 

lookin good

 

Looks good

 

Looks good!

 

X2 and looks good too!

 

I believe it was around 30% but don't hold me to that. I dropped it off and said match it. It was as close as they could come to matching the rears.

 

Got it done today, so only about 8 miles on it. So far, (and remember this time of year in Indiana, potholes everywhere), so good. It hasn't felt too different yet..