*Lets See Your Spindle Lifts*

What's a spindle lift?

 

i am

 

What size tires are you running with them?

 

I think its when you put a spacer on top of your spindle and it lifts your truck

 

Amazing. Idk why I never thought of that. Where can I pick up this spindle spacer?

 

285s with no issues

 

Alright thanks for the information.

 

Lift spindles raise the point where the lower control arm mounts giving you the lift and more clearance

 

A spacer wont do anything

 

Thanks cummins : )

 

I was just at walmart earlier found a super nice set called SUPER E-Z LIFT compatible for any truck

 

No problem. This might help you understand how a lift spindle works:




Stock on right, camburg on left.


Same length between the upper and lower mounts but the hub mount is moved down 4" which is why you get 4" of lift, retain factory geometry and gain clearance. But as you can see you can't use these with 4wd

 

Thanks again. I was actually being sarcastic when I asked the question. I have camburg spindles myself. I knew I would catch some newer members thinking I was serious. Lol

 

Haha, Im tired. Well more info for those that really don't know.

 

Does any one have measurements from ground to fender front/back for this lift? Curious…

 

What lift? Just the spindles? It will be exactly 4" taller than a stock tacoma. Ground to fenders doesn't tell you much because that is also dependent on tire size. Hub center to fender will tell you how much lift

 

That makes sense... I think I was half asleep when I posted that. Lol

 

TC 3.5 Spindles.

Pics by Jake.
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How do you like the Camburg spindle lift? I have 5100's set at 2.5 - and want to change to a spindle lift with the 5100's set at 0. I have a 4 leaf past TSB and a 1 in block in the rear - Will it sit nose high?

 

Can you get away running stock rear shocks with an All Pro Expedition 3" leaf pack (without weight in the back 4")? I wouldn't have any weight in the back but I want the 4"...