The Best Lift Kit For The Price

Hi, I have a '05 Tacoma 4x4 Access Cab and was wondering what the best way to get it level was. I was searching the forum looking for the right way to do this and all I really saw was everybody saying don't go with spacers, leveling kits, or blocks. If this is the case, can someone point me in the right direction as to what is the "proper way" to level my truck is? I want the front and the back to be equal heights and not tilted one way. Plus, I don't want to drop to much money on it, so I am just looking for the best quality to price ratio.

 

pssst. Do a search on Bilstein 5100.

 

Yeah 5100's will be the cheapest route money wise. Or you can check out toyteclifts.com for full lift options.

 

Ok, thank you. I am new to this and don't know anything about it. Here is the options I am looking at as far as Bilstein 5100s.
http://cart.bilsteinus.com/search/mmid=1431544/drivetype=4WD
Do these look like the right ones for my car?

 

What is your budget ?

 

Honestly, I will spend an extra $50 to $100 if it would really mean a big difference between two products, but at this point I am looking for anywhere between $150-250. With that in mind, what do you think would be the best?

 

just get ahold of down south motorsports. They can set you up with all 4 corners within your budget for the 5100's..
Enjoy

 

The 5100's run with the stock springs or do people upgrade those as well?

NM, found the answer.

 

Its more than your budget but this is what I'm going with:

Do it right the first time!

 

If you only want to spend $200 , I would suggest you stay stock .

 

Wow , that's quite a savings , Toytec shows the front and rear billys on for $350

 

I am very happy with my Revtek lift. Otherwise I would say Toytech.

 

Yep. its a killer deal. Really can't say no.
Made a huge difference in ride, and leveled it off just right.
They are also super easy to deal with. Answered any questions i had promptly. Nothing but good things to say.

 

All 4 for $200 ?

 

Best kit for the money is the Pro Comp kit

 

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OP, how high do you wanna go? You better get some uca's if you plan on going over 2.5". Save your money and do it right the first time Cheap lifts end up costing you more $$ in the long run.

 

I'd suggest 5100 for the front on your budget. What height I'd set them depends on your leaf springs. Search for "leaf tsb" and report back.

May the force be with you.

 

bilstein 5100 is hands down the best bang for your buck.

i ran the front at 2.5" for a year. loved it.

i upgraded to the OME coils though. my old ones were SHOT. needed new ones.

 

His budget is $150-$200

 

oh. i see that now. thanks for the restatement there lol

i say suck it up. save an extra couple hundred and go with the 5100s