Maxtrac Spindle Lift for 2nd Gen Prerunners

The search continues.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/maxtrac-05-lift-spindles.647105/#post-22453569

 

In regards to a OEM 16" wheel, are there any that will clear without spacers up front? Or would going with 17" OEM be a better option from another Toyota vehicle?

 

@ChadsPride , I have figure out i am going to run 265/79/17. -10 off set 4.3 BS, 4” Maxtrac stock coils and shocks for the front . Emu HD leaf pack and nitro charger for the rear. Would I be rubbing or need cmc?

 

Should be fine with some trimming of the plastic fender flare down in the bottom corner

265s no problem

 

That put me at ease time to get the ball rolling. Thanks

 

For sure. I just got these babies in, full chub rn

 

My girlfriend say

my girl friend say wow but I guess she don’t understand the Tacoma life lol.

 

I would get extended length bilsteins for the rear with extended brake lines. Will serve you very well and good job getting the leaf packs.

Also, if you can swing it Ubolt flip kit are sweet as hell and some super bumps or soemthing front and rear

 

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You're awesome bro, that's really cool of you to show her.

 

Beef!!!!

 

So freaking stoked! Going to take this baby to the next level

 

Hello the current installing 4in spindle but how am I gonna put my wheel back on? Only have 8in from bottem of spindle to ground. ? Also is my uca suppose to be down all the way like that with the spindle attach to it? I can’t even get my sway bar to line up bc the spindle is so far down

 

@Alfuh

 

lol, just jack the lower control arm up! and yes, the UCA is supposed to be down all the way like that, this is what is called "full droop" and you will have to jack the lower control arm up high enough to bolt the sway bar end links back on. all part of the installation! I would recommend getting some 2x4s to put on top of your jack, I need a MINIMUM of 2 just to get my tires off the ground

 

I guess I should do my rear leaf pack first and bleed the 2 rear brake line and put my wheel back on so I can be able to jack it up that high.

 

Do you have the rear wheels off too? If not, you should have a jackstand under the frame, so move the jack under the lca or put wood on top of the jack to raise it up high enough up

 

I have it all on jack stand both wheel off

 

My problem is whenever I jack up the lca the truck goes up with it

 

ok so then if it's doing that, put the rear wheels back on, chalk the rear wheels, and put a couple 2x4s on your jack and use that crossmember to lift the truck up. thats the only way I can get my wheels off the ground in my truck