Body lifts?

The shox they put on are for the 15 Tacoma per the box they said they are the same for 16 that's why they used them. I will get a pic of that aswell asap

 

I have the same shock, 2nd Gen 2012. Cranked mine up to 3".

 

Here are some better pics that may help

 

Anyone have more ideas?

 

Body lifts are generally terrible unless functionally required. The only time I think a BL is required is a Tummy Tuck, because you are lifting the entire drivetrain as well, but thats just my opinon.

Do you have wheel spacers? Most people run Wheel spacers.

 

I think you should get a longer spring. Your ride would improve running a longer spring to get your desired lift than cranking yours to the max. Im running FJ springs which they said were a little longer and heavier than the Tacoma springs.

 

Yes I have wheel spacers

 

We're do I get longer springs?

 

camburg.com is where I got mine. Call them and tell them what you got, and what your looking for and they should fix you up. I told them what I had and they were the ones that told me to run the heavier FJ springs because they were a bit longer. I have a plate winch bumper so they suggested the heavier coil as well. I didn't have to crank mine much at all, and Im super happy with how it rides.

 

https://camburg.com/product-category/suspension/susp-springs/susp-coil-springs/

 

You should give this thread a thorough read:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...2016-tacoma-presented-by-toytec-lifts.395798/

With those 285s, you'll need to do some trimming if you don't want to rub. You might be able to get away without doing a CMC if you have your alignment adjusted to maximum allowable castor. You'll also want aftermarket UCAs with that much if a lift. From the pics it looks like you might be rubbing on UCAs. Also wheel offset plays a big part. I recommend this over spacers.

 

Thanks for the info I'll see what I can figure out.