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13' TACOMA PRERUNNER DC 4CYL/BEST LIFT & TIRES?

Discussion in '4 Cylinder' started by kingkill33, Mar 29, 2013.

  1. Mar 29, 2013 at 10:37 PM
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    kingkill33

    kingkill33 [OP] New Member

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    new tacoma owner, and loving it so far!:D
    interested in lifting and getting some tires
    but still new at this. been reading alot of threads
    and found some good information.

    whats the best lift kit and tires for a 13' tacoma prerunner dc 4cyl??
    and can you get tires(was thinking bfgoodrich all terrain t/a ko)
    on stock, or will you need to lift truck??:confused:

    all help will be appreciated! thanks again!
     
  2. Mar 29, 2013 at 10:50 PM
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    zbaldo

    zbaldo Well-Known Member

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    Stock as Stock can be with duratracs and a roof rack
    Welcome to the tw family

    About your truck welli got to say man if you want to get a lift there are a lot of options but getting a lift will make you want to get bigger tires and that will most likely slow your truck down and lower your mpg. One thing specific to your truck is that a double cab with a 4 cyl engine is pretty underpowered in itself if you do decide to get larger tires you will most likely have to regear to keep up with traffic, or so I read from other people's opinions about the four cylinder.

    Not to bash on you or anything just giving you some advice on that specific truck


    If there are any errors I apologize wrote this on my ipad
     
  3. Mar 29, 2013 at 10:52 PM
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    zbaldo

    zbaldo Well-Known Member

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    Stock as Stock can be with duratracs and a roof rack
    But to answer your question the bfg tires are great for everything a prerunner can do.
     
  4. Mar 31, 2013 at 1:12 PM
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    cwoodruff08

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    Sounds like we have the same truck. Congrats, I just got my 13' DC 2.7L also. I've wondered the same about lifts. I may try slightly larger tires but I don't think I'll lift it. I'm too in love with the gas milage. It does seem though the stock tires don't fill out the wheel wells quite enough. I am however going to get an intake and exhaust to see if mileage can get better than the 22.6 I'm getting now.
     
  5. Mar 31, 2013 at 6:34 PM
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    UFGatorFAN

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    3" lift with billsteins all around, OME front coils, debadged everything and plasti dipped TOYOTA on the tail gate. Bottle opener inside the tail gate on the left side (best mod yet)!
    Hey fellas, just recently joined TW as well and have also been looking at a lot of threads. I have a 2012 taco 4cyl manual access cab. I have narrowed the lifts down to Pro Comp which has mixed reviews and OME which has nothing but good reviews, but I have only been looking at 3" lifts. Pro Comp is about half the price of OME though. As far as tires, everyone that ups to a 285 seems to get some kind of rubbing as some point. My favorite so far is the Firestone Destination M/T's. This is just what I have seen so far and welcome to TW!
     
  6. Mar 31, 2013 at 6:38 PM
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    UFGatorFAN

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    3" lift with billsteins all around, OME front coils, debadged everything and plasti dipped TOYOTA on the tail gate. Bottle opener inside the tail gate on the left side (best mod yet)!
    Also, under Tacoma Garage go to Wheels and Tires: Tires! Tires! Tires! and you will see a ton of nice tires that you can give a further review!
     
  7. Apr 19, 2013 at 6:33 AM
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    PSJ

    PSJ Prerunners Work

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    Rear Leaf spring TSB, Bilstein 5100's all around w/ front set at 1.75", 265/75R/16 Mickey Thompson Baja STZ's, Trailer hitch w/custom wiring, AFE drop in dry filter, Rear Diff breather mod, Debadged truck, customized stock TRD wheel center caps, added factory fog lights, bed mat, door sills, tinted windows
    I would start by considering 5100's with the idea of a simple lift and suspension or shock upgrade. I would not max out the lift or go the 2.5" setting with these shocks. If you want more then 2", consider the many other lift options. With the 4 banger prerunner, I would not go any larger then 265/75R/16's. You can also get BFG's or many other all terrian tires in the stock tire size if you want to help maintain mpg. ;)
     

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