Rubbing with 285/70/17 and 3" lift?

https://m.bonanza.com/listings/cust...-17-toyota-tacoma-marine-camo-grill/520782069

 

That's crazy, very well priced as well. Thanks man.

 

It held up pretty well for 4.5 years. I sold it with taco

 

I recently installed an ome kit (https://www.lowrangeoffroad.com/201...lift-kit-stock-load-2-ometac16lksb-11417.html) with 887 springs. Some sites call this a 2in and some a 3in. I got closer to 3 in the front on my 2017 dcsb or taco. Running stock wheels I had zero front/back rub with 285/75/16's but had some rub on the ucas. I put on 1.25in spidertrax spacers (which effectively sets my offset at -7mm. Now my ucas are good but I'm getting a touch of rub in the front. It really does seem like the skill set of your alignment tech has something to do with it, you will rub somewhere for sure, just a matter of heat gun and/or cutting.

 

If I remember right its -12

 

So I finally got all my pieces for this project. Anybody out there in the San Diego area available to help me put this lift kit together. I'm willing to drive a little bit to get the right care for this job. Any and all recommendations welcome....

Thanks

 

I have no rub just had to remove the front nub hub flaps. 2014 prerunner bilsteins @2.5 285/70/17 nitto ridge grapplers and AGP 2021 TRD Pro replica wheels.