3" toytec stock tires/rims height from center of tire to bottom of wheel well

i just installed toy tec 3"lift take a tape measure from the center of the rim on the outside of the tire, and measure from the floor to the bottom of the outside of the wheel well, before i installed it i had 33 3/4 after i installed it i got 37.5 that is a lift of 3 3/4" i am just wondering what other peoples numbers are? please take time to help another tacoma fan!! thanks

 

I dont have hard numbers, but check it again in 500-ish miles and you should see it has settled a little

 

i can't wait I am getting a clicking noise on driver side, i know it is the axle, i ordered a diff drop just waiting for that to hope it fix's it

 

Did you do the coilover or spacer lift?

 

spacers lift

 

Good job man i'll check mine later today, however I won't have the before specs.
38 and 3/4" I have 33s and toytec 3" 884 coils factory Belstien shocks.
Center of rim to base of fender.

 

I had a similar situation when I had an 2.5" level kit put on the front. it made kinda of rubbing/ticking noise in left front. they put in a diff drop and it still made the noise. however, when i put it 4wd the noise went away. Ihad them remove the kit. a couple month later, I tried a different shop and the same thing. I took it to the Toyota dealership thinking there was some wrong with truck, they told me it was not a compatible aftermarket set up and that it was installed wrong..... I still think there may be something wrong..but the dealership says no. I have thought about trying coil overs in the front, but scared i may end up with the same problem. Sorry can't give you a solution, but sounds like the same issue.... funny thing is I have a dblcab,lb,4wd.... and that is what you have

 

Here are my before and after numbers with the Toytec ULK on stock tires and wheels (P265/65R/17):

Front drivers side before:



Front drivers side after:



Rear driver side before:



Rear drivers side after:



Shots were taken about a month ago. So far, no settling. Rear has the TT long AAL (non TSB) with extended length Billy 5100's.

 

Remember that if your are comparing before / after heights and you installed new tires at the same time as the lift, you need to take into account the difference in tire diameters. For instance, the difference between the BFG Rugged Trails (30.6" diameter, according to the specs on tirerack) that came with the truck, and the Goodyear DuraTracs (31.7") that I just put on is 1.1". However, remember that half of that difference does nothing to raise the fender where you are measuring. Therefore in my case, 0.55" of lift is a direct result of the tires, and not the lift kit.