best 6 inches lift for 1st gen. taco.

Obviously have something up your ass because he never mentioned anything about 40s. If you don't like what he is asking then GTFO and leave your critiques elsewhere.

 

There is nothing up my ass that i know of, just dont like mall crawlers, which was what the second part of my post was sarcastically referring to. Notice the first part was actually helpful.

 

Whoaaaa...a DB lift guy indirectly admitting that DB lifts are for mall crawlers!

OP- If you are looking for a pavement princess then go ahead and throw a DB lift and 35s on. Instead, though, you could get decent coilovers and nice leaf springs/shocks and have a 3" setup that's much more capable.

 

Indirectly?? I think I was being pretty direct. But I'm def not saying that my truck can't do some gnarly stuff while offroad! It's all up to what you want to do with your truck, and how you're going to use it! Mine is perfect for what I do (highway, DD, mountains, offroad), and I like embarrassing other Tacomas that park next to me with only 3 inches!

The OP is looking for 6 inches... not 3.

 

i would never feel embarrassed next to your truck..not gonna lie..

I would feel very sorry for you tho

 

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for that price you could probably do a SAS if you did the work yourself

 

no haha SAS is 5k minimum

 

x3

 

i love old runners they are my favorite trucks toyota ever made next to the 79 through 83 pickups.

do you have pics of this beast?

sorry off topic but, who wouldn't like to see an old runner on 37's

 

Do re-search before you stay dumb shit like this..... You and all the others who claim you can do a sas for 1500-2000 free man hours.

 

you could SAS it for that, but it will be on your current tires, and extremely scary to even stand within 10' of.

 

I'm sorry but you obviously have not looked into this.

 

He was referring to the fact it would be done very wrong at that price.

Your not very good at catching sarcasm are you?

 

you're taking this way too serious. You mean to tell me angle iron spring hangers and a conduit tie rod holding together an I-beam solid axle are gonna cost 5k?

 

I'll put some up tomorrow morning when I'm on my computer and not my tablet

 

I know someone back in washington that did an SAS on his 98 taco with skys kit and a waggy d44 for a little over 3 grand... he already had 35x13.5 toyos on, he and some friends did all the work themselves. I dont know how offroad capable it is but it looked like it could tackle quite a bit.

 

Skys kit front+rear = $2750....+ waggy 44 fully built + gear(needed) + custom front driveline. under $3k is incredible if you can accomplish that!!!