I don't see any threads on "body lifts".

You know, hockey pucks drilled and placed between frame and body mounting pads.

Just wondering if it is a style now gone.

 

Too many harnesses, hoses, linkages to stretch, not enough benefit.

The old days you did a body lift to clear tires.

You can put 3" body lift on a tacoma and won't gain any tire clearance except maybe hard uptravel on giant tires.

 

Lol bumpers. Good luck.

 

Here's one.
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/2-in-body-lift.738988/

 

Body lifts are the work of the devil!!
And they suck.
And not in the good way.

 

OP ghosted that thread with only some close up photos of the lift. No photos of the truck as a whole. I can only imagine how bad the bumpers line up to the body on that thing!

 

No issues with my body lift ‍♂️

 

What did you use?

 

I have the ToyTec 1” kit

 

I would surmise there is a reason you don't see any threads on them lol.

 

Only b/c they get bashed on by all the dudes that figured out reasons to justify there $3500 set of Kings.

Ask about blocks or spacer lifts and you get the same treatment.

A body lift wont kill you. A block wont kill you. A spacer lift wont kill you. But the embarrasment of owning any of the above will.

 

I’m not sure it was ever really around. You saw them more often on Jeeps but still limited. Most older Jeeps run a 1” body lift only to give room to tuck (called a tummy tuck) the drivetrain up in the frame but newer Jeeps have a higher driveline.

 

Say it again for the people In the back

 

There are other, better options out there that won't break the bank though. Can get something like the Eibach Pro Lift Kit or a Bilstein kit for under a grand.

 

@TegoTaco

 

I agree 100% but that wasnt the question.

 

Have no complaints here with my TOYTEC 1” body lift.

Hopefully it’s enough to squeeze 35’s next spring/summer.