Lift kits for 2017 toyota tacomas

Whats a good lift kit for a 2017 toyota tacoma?

 

3" is about the biggest you can go without voiding warranty

 

Did kings 2.5 lift with click adjusters 700lb springs

 

Where'd you get it from? I'm looking at king shocks so might as well get the lift with it

 

Autoanything

 

I put it in the cart. Put all my info in and then left site. A few hours later they emailed me and took off 15%.

 

I will give you the standard TW answer:

Bilstein 5100's if you are on a budget, Kings if you aren't

Give Marie at @HeadStrong Off-Road a call and you will get setup right.

 

Citation(s) please.

 

So it's either get a cap or get some Kings lol

 

Get a cap, get a tat, or get some kings

 

Yes she will, get ADS...be different! They are badass tho!

 

I've been debating my lift decision for about a year now.

Progress so far:
- Moved past any idea of any blocks / spacers.
- Hopped on Billstein idea fro $700-$1000
- Then thought OME is probably the right way to go for $1,200-1,400.
- Now thinking ICON Stage 2 for $1700-1900

I have this speadsheet setup where I compare all kinds of numbers, and I'm delaying a decision monthly by doing this.
Eventually my truck will be paid for and I'll have more money to spend on something even better.

 

I was about to tear into this. . . Hate when people throw out bad information. . .

 

What are you gonna be doing?

 

That's some serious analysis.

 

Kings!!!

 

Did the full OME kit in February from @HeadStrong Off-Road. Great lift for the money.

 

I do the same thing. Once it gets past $15k I delete it all and go cry a little.

 

Yes. For each option, I'm pricing out buying as a package, or piecing out separately. (Cost difference seems negligible so far).
So far the toughest part is quantifying what I actually gain going from one package to the next.
My assumption is when it comes to resale, all of it is a big fat zero, otherwise I'd go with the one that gives the best ROI (return on investment) if there was any, (dollar wise).

I've only weeped a few times so far.
One thing I've discovered over the years of analyzing purchases, whether auto-related, electronics, etc., you can spend small, medium, and large, and then if you're a total expert, you can justify spending insane amounts that are 10x "large" for "the very best". I usually try to find something in the medium-best range with the best bang for the buck. Knowing so little about suspensions, this one has me scratching my head, and eventually I'll just have to pull the trigger.

I have no idea. I was hoping someone else would help me out with this.
I'll probably wait another year and then re-analyze again.

 

Hey OP, you might be from Cali given your name. If so, stay away from all the vendors in CA...headstrong , SDHQ, Autoanything. All your discount will be eaten up by sales taxes.
I get my stuff from Wheelers in Oregon.