Added 33” tires now just looking for a good affordable lift kit

I got a little ahead of myself and throw on some 33” 285/75R16 with no offset don’t have any rubbing until fully locked but was looking for a good affordable lift kit about 3” lift to add to my new(to me) Taco.

 

You going to need chop shop bro..aint no lift going to help you at full turn

 

Welcome to TW. The opinions and options are endless.

 

I put on some SPC's and castered to clear

 

Great choice getting Duratracs!

 

Definitely DONT put on some garbage SPCs on your truck. Find some real upper control arms that dont look like you pulled them out of a Cracker Jack box.
Also to answer your question, there is no “cheap” solution to a 3” lift with these trucks. You’re look at new coilovers, leaf pack in the rear and shocks, new upper control arms and cab mount chop is a must. That’s how you do a real 3” lift. All else is hack.

 

i mean…he could spacer and blocks. Truck will drive like shit and axle might break at the first payload in the bed…but it’s cheap..

 

I will sell you my Icons when they start leaking and the top hat breaks…

 

oh when I said ''affordable'' I didn't mean ''cheap" affordable to me would be like 1 to 2k for lift. Thinking of going with Bilstein 6112 Strut & Spring Assembled + Rear B8 5100 Shocks Set for 2016-2021 Toyota Tacoma 4WD. I read this is a good fit for 33" tire clearance with some minor mods to inner wheel fender but eventually will put some armor on this beast.

 

Consider Teraflex Falcons

 

Thanks, was going to go with a BFG KO2'S but a buddy of mine was telling me about the Duratracs and how they handle better in the snow compared to KO2'S.

 

awesome thanks for the suggestions I'm just trying to get options of different ideas to lift this beauty and get it ready for next summer adventures.

 

Np good luck and hope you have fun

 

Where is it rubbing on full lock?
I’d personally massage the plastics bits that rub as much as possible and just send it from there.

 

Sooner or later you'll have to do a cab mount relocation. Down the rabbit hole you go my friend.

 

Billstein or eibach are good cheap options.Add an AAL and UCAs and it can be done on a budget.

 

Duratracs are amazing in the snow, way better than KO2s. I’ll probably go with duratracs on my next set.