Help complete lift

Just ordered a set of level 8 mk6 wheels for wife's Tacoma. Getting the list together to start piecing her lift together.

Just want to know if I'm missing anything.

Front:
Fox 2.5" coil overs ET no resi
SPC UCAS

Rear:
Allpro expedition leafs 3-4"
Fox 2.0 rear resi shocks
U bolt flip kit
Extended rear brake lines
Carrier bearing drop kit.

Am I missing anything?

Ohh and and will be running 17x8 -10 offset wheels on 33 tires.

 

You forgot to add a few things for me

 

only thing i recommend is timbern bump stops front and rear. But other than that you have a solid set up

 

Maybe super bumps front and rear they do a nice job. If by 33" tires you mean like a 255/80/17 then your probably fine but if a 33x12.5 you may need to order CMC plates. Just a thought

 

Those sure are pricey. But look nice.

 

I will be doing a cab mount chop. 285/70r17

 

If your doing just 285's I'd wait until you have everything installed, get a good alignment with a +3 castor and see if you even rub. You may be fine without it. I had 285's on 17x9 wheels with a -12 offset on my other Tacoma with 2.5" lift in the front and they never rubbed. They weren't an agressive tire but I never needed the CMC with them and then when I switched to the 255's there was never an issue

 

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Thanks. I think I will be fine. I've become a master at tuning SPC UCAS and lca cam adjusters on my 4runner. I can driveway align camber and caster and alignment shop just fine tunes it for me.

 

I'm a turbo guy.

 

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Front diff drop

 

No need.

As far as brake lines, I have 3" extended lines with my Dakar leaf pack. They don't have much left as a margin for safety when I lift the rear of the truck off the ground. I'd do something like 5" extended. I'm putting on 29" lines so I can milk extra travel with some tweaking. @OCTaco is a good source for brake lines. I have 3" extended up front and I'm glad I do, with my SPC UCAs.

 

Nothing to take pics of yet. But soon.

 

Your list seems solid. Ship them to my home address and I'll personally inspect everything for you ...

 

Ahh thanks for the help. PM the address. Ha.

 

It would seem the rear will be sky high with that setup,no?

 

With no weight it can be I guess. I like a raked look and if performs well offroad.

Im scared to install regular leafs then add bumper, carrier, full spare and tent that I would have bro lean.