A little more lift

Ok I looked for this so ill ask. I have a pro comp 6 in ch lift on my truck and my tires are 295/70/18's and at full turn they rub a little. I hav trimmed the plastic a bit and they are rubbing on the backs not the front. So my question is, are there any other options to get a little more lift in the front? should i have went with the stage II lift and if so whats the difference? any help is appreciated thanks.

 

You are doing it all wrong, you need smaller tires, like this:

 

thats a great idea ill just try that ha ha

 

i would trim until you dont have anymore rubbing. thats the easiest and cheapest solution.

 

I know but i dont want it to look like shit. you know.. I should have gotten a little smaller tire.

 

this^

are you really wanting more lift or to just not rub anymore?

 

can you take a pic of where its rubbing? you really can trim alot and it wont look like crap. you can check out my build thread to see how much i trimmed.
http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2nd-gen-builds/114029-netmonkeys-build.html

 

your truck looks real clean man ill trim a little more..

 

At least he actually used new leaf springs instead of lift blocks like most of the domestic guys do.

All the Jacked up domestic trucks around here are running around on a DB lift up front with double stacked 4" blocks in the back on stock leaf springs.

 

You can add a suspension lift on top of the lift you already have, since it's just a drop bracket lift. It doesn't change the angle of your CV's at all.

TW member TacoRidinHigh has 9" of total lift accomplished this way. Several other have 7 or 8" of lift by using this method.

 

x2. or do they have like a 1/4 inch body lift?

 

You could probably stick a small spacer ontop of your coilovers or the big spacer you have whichever is on top lol