Lift Help Needed

I have a 09 dc 2wd prerunner and I would like to lift it here soon. My question is that I know I want 33's with either 18's or 17's. So what lift kid or other parts would anyone reccommend? I def want to have something to does not rub and would like a good quality product that will last and give it a close to stock feeling ride.

 

Dude, there are about 10,000 threads on here for that. Do a search you will find all you need. I am running OME 885's with Bilstein 5100's in the front and the TSB Leafs with toytec AAL in the rear.

 

About how much was you're whole set up?

 

his (sctrd's) was probably around $500

 

O sweet! Sorry this is my first truck and I'm new to the whole lifting and all. I just want it to look good, ride good, and last a good while. Hey can you give me a link or something so I can check out pics of you're truck? Also what size tires you running? Thanks for the help.

Nevermind I see you're pics my bad

 

Welcome.
There are several ways to lift your Toyota, but what you need to do is answer this question: What is my budget for the project?

Once answered, we can really narrow down your options.

Here are a few options: (click on picture to view kit on website) these cover the price range..

 

Hey thanks for your help. As far as budget i'd say $1000-1500. I don't mind paying as long as its a good product. I def want something thats going to last for a long time and still provide a good ride give the size tires and wheels I want to run.

 

With that in mind, plus your budget, honestly, I would just go for the Ultimate Kit. Everything in the kit comes with a Life Time Warranty, which also means, the gear is designed to last the life of the vehicle.

This lift will supply the same lift measurements as any other 3 inch lift out there. But when it comes to the wheels and tires, its gets real difficult. 285/75/16 with 4 or 4.5 inches of back spacing should fit with very mild rubbing. So take those numbers to the tire shop and see which tire you can get to fit with 17's or 18's (ie: 285/70/17).

Good luck deciding.