2016 Tacoma Current Lift Kit manufacturers.

Good evening folks, my search for a quality suspension lift for my 2016 TRD off-road has been difficult. I am looking for manufacturers you know of who sell specific to the 2016 3rd Gen model.

I currently know about these:
Toytec 3" systems.
Procomp 6" systems listed on (www.4wheelparts.com)
Fabtech - will release in a month or so.


The type system I am looking for would be comparable to the RCD 4.5" lift for the 2nd Gen models. I emailed race car dynamics (RCD) and they do not have one for the 2016 models yet.

Please help by listing current "manufacturers" you know of that are providing suspension lifts available for 2016 models currently. Thanks for the help and I think this thread can help a lot of us.

John

 

there are many options.. Fox, Bilstein, Icon, Emu last year's TRD Pro Suspension kit . Procomp are blocks, no thank you. Current highest lift(read proper lift) is 3". there is a thread by Toytec that covers this, extensively.

 

You are saying that at this moment the ToyTec 3" lift systems are the only quality lifts out right now that you would use?

 

no I'm saying depending on your budget the above list is a start.

 

ICON also sells their kits for 2016s now. They are apparently same kits for the 2nd gen, but with adjusted expected lift numbers.

http://iconvehicledynamics.com/shop/672-2016-up-toyota-tacoma-complete-suspension-systems

Best prices I've found are from Wheelers Off-road: I don't think OME, Fox, or Bilstein have officially sanctioned their kits yet (maybe Fox has?).

 

Thanks for the feedback so far guys. I stumbled across this system by rough country that just came out apparently. The 4" is exactly what I'm looking for. What do you think about quality of this lift vs others. Thank you for your thoughts guys. Link below.

http://www.roughcountry.com/toyota-suspension-lift-kit-748-20.html

 

I have a 3" Toytec Boss suspension lift. Rear AAL with the differential drop system. Runs smooth both on and offroad

 

I found another system, see what y'all think of this one.

http://bds-suspension.com/product?ma=12&mo=45&ty=1&yr=2016&kid=821H

 

IMO you need to look higher quality like what has been recommended. Why do you want 4 inches? BDS makes decent lifts but I wouldn't run spacers. For 1800+ bucks you can do much better.