lift shocks and lift coils

Is it okay to run bilstien 5100 lift shocks and 2-3 inch lift coils to get around 4- 5 inch of lift? I wanna be able to clear 33's

 

Never preload lift coils more than the 1st notch on 5100s. Some people agree and some will say dont preload at all and leave them at 0.

 

No. If you are 4x4, you can't lift over 3" due to the angle of your CV axles unless you go to a drop bracket lift.

If you are 4x2, look into maxtrac spindles. That'll lift you 4".

Either way, you won't clear 35s without doing some cutting, so be prepared for that.

 

May as well remove the shocks and install cinder blocks at that point.

 

i dont wanna clear 35's. i wanna clear 33's

 

You may want to look here. Lots of people are running 255/85/16 which are 33's. You will have to sift through some info to see what setups people are running. If clearing 33's is your goal that thread is a good starting point.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/255-85-r16-owners-experience.155849/page-197#post-14439392

 

If you want to leave the truck parked and just stare at it, go ahead. If you plan on driving it at all, do NOT stack lifts.... As mentioned, beyond 3" is a can-o-worms. Don't open it!

You'll have to resort to a drop bracket lift beyond 3" and I'm not a fan. 33"'s will rub, even with 3" of lift.....It'll rub when you turn steering, when you hit a bump, when you flex suspension off roading, etc....

Cab mount needs to be cut at minimum. BTDT, have 33"'s on my truck with 3" of lift.