Lifting Even Higher with Bilstein 5100s

Here's my current setup
Toyota Tacoma 2011 2WD
Bilstein 5100s all the way around
Light Racing UCA
Icon 3 Leaf Kit on the back

I'd like to lift even higher without replacing everything that I've already bought & installed. Is this possible? Maybe just blocks all the way around?

Thank you

 

3" is really the highest that is ok to go. Beyond that you would need to consider getting a Drop-Bracket style lift.

 

EDIT: dan beat me to it

 

Yes they are already set at highest setting 2.5 inches. What size spacer would you suggest? Can I get a matching sized spacer for the back end?

 

If you get a quarter inch spacer for each side up front, you would be right at the 3inch range. With the rear, you could get a 1 inch block, seems kinda pointless to me though...

 

Uh spacer for the rear aal? Or for the front. I would go SAS and 20" of lift!

 

Yah that does seem pointless. I have 32s and yesterday a taco parked next to me with 35s and a big lift. I felt like my truck was small.

My tires are wearing down and I figured it might be a good time to upgrade if the cost was minimal.

 

You can absolutely go higher without replacing what you already have. Since you're a Prerunner, check out spindle lifts. They give you 4" of lift with 5100's set at 0 so it could even make the ride a little better. You'd have to figure something out with the rear though, possibly a replacement leaf pack. I wouldn't stick a block on top of an AAL for the rear.

 

You can run 35's on a 3 inch lift...

 

I apologize to your truck in advance of showing you this thread....

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2nd-gen-tacomas/285871-2nd-gen-4x4-35s-3-lift-w-o-body-lift.html

 

This might help you out if you're considering spindle lifts:
http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/suspension/203889-maxtrac-spindle-lift-2nd-gen-prerunners.html

 

I'm not sure if I can convince myself on the spindle lift. I'm not a fan of having the front tires offset outwards a few inches. Is there any way to avoid this with any spindle lifts?

 

No, they are offset outwards like that because the spindle has to clear the lower ball joint.