Leveling kit

I have a 2016 trd sport and i saw a few people have the pro comp 3/1 leveling kit but when i went to get it for my truck i was told it doesnt fit TRD
does anyone know why
is there another company that makes the 3/1 leveling kit for our trucks

 

I've got a SR5 2wd....currently have a 2in Rough Country spacer up front but would like a 3in level kit.....any recommendations on the best to go with would be awesome!

 

I'm going with the SST ReadyLift

 

Low Range Off-Road has a 3/1 leveling kit. I don't know about it because my truck is still on order but I am considering it as an option among many other lifts. Here is a link if it works:

http://www.lowrangeoffroad.com/toyo...a-tacoma-by-low-range-off-road-lr-lrtaco.html

 

This is one I am considering going with since someone on here has it already and looks great and truck looks leveled. Rough Country 3in lift/level. Don't have to replace the UCA's either with it, at least the other guy didn't.
http://www.roughcountry.com/toyota-suspension-lift-kit-745n2.html

 

I looked at this one for a long time and when I looked it up to see if anyone on here had that on the truck, the rear end looked so much higher than the front. Didn't like the look of it. But just found another user that has the Low Range Off-Road here : https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...-3rd-gen-today.399305/page-1519#post-13141860

 

I'm actually looking really hard at this kit as well. Truck is so new I hate to scrap the factory shocks/coils, as I'm fine with the current ride. Once the miles add up I'll be more interested in a more complete suspension lift down the road.

I had installed a Daystar Comfort Ride kit on my 4Runner that worked well and was easy enough to install, but the Low Range kit looks much more complete.

My only real question is will UCA's be needed, as I didn't do them on my 4Runner and never could get alignment where I was totally happy with it. Then, before I could get around to adding the UCA's a tree smashed it during a storm. It did clearly wear the tires unevenly after 5k miles (outside edges).

 

@iHoopAlot has the 3in Rough Country lift and did not have to replace the UCAs. I am not too sure how the alignment on his truck is...?

 

Bought a daystar 2.5/1.5 leveling hit from 4 wheel parts. Works fine with 285 BFG's. Had to trim the corner of the air dam a little.

 

@maypearl how much did they install it for? otd price?

 

$1000 for the leveling kit, alignment and rims. Purchased the tires at Discount Tire. The rims were a steal at $90 each. I work for a leasing company and supposedly get a discount, so it might cost you a little more. You can pull up the part on their website to see the parts cost.

 

Got 20" rims and nitto Terra Grapplers and my truck leveled today

 

What leveling kit did you ended up installing?

 

I have procomp kit on my TRD Sport 2WD. No issues.

Got it from 4wheel parts.
This is the kit I have
http://www.4wheelparts.com/Suspensi...9333&t_pn=EXP65205K&emlprox=out&ppcfon=1&gp=1

Says it doesnt fit TRD but been running it for about 6 months now and have 0 issues with it.

 

Did they install it for you? What did they charge otd?? Thinking of doing this lift as well

 

I had my local shop install it for me. Think the kit was like $230 but I get wholesale through my company.

Total retail you are probably looking at $450 installed.

 

My bad, I was looking at this one not the spacer kit. The spacer kit is better in cost though.

http://www.4wheelparts.com/Suspensi...1B.aspx?t_c=1&t_s=38&t_pt=3533&t_pn=EXPK5081B

 

I would get that kit over the spacer kit. I only did the spacer kit because its a company truck and didnt want to throw a lot of money into the suspension.

 

That makes sense. I am gonna call and see the price they'll give me for it. I have a RWD and will never see any off roading any time soon so I am fine with a spacer lift too, don't wanna put too much money into it. Or maybe I'll do the Rough Country one like I was thinking of before.

 

Property comp leveling kit truck still rides like stock