Ready Lift Leveling Kit For 16 Taco

Looks good! Did you have to replace the rear shocks for ride quality?

 

I didn’t, but I should have. Stock shocks with a block in the rear. The ride is a little rougher than what I would like, but not unbearable. Sorry for the delayed response, been super busy with work.

 

Hey! Just wondering if you experienced any rubbing with this size of tire and wheel and or if you made any mods to the wheel well? Any offset with the wheel ? I’m hoping to do a 3/1 lift with that size of tires/wheels as well. Thanks!

 

I did the 3/2 Lift. Stock rear shocks had to go. I have 3 speed bumps coming in and out of my neighborhood. It was awful. I got fox shocks for the back and it was like going back to the stock ride. Front was no issue.

 

Hi everyone. new to the forum. I just installed a readylift 3/2 on my 2020 Sport and it came with a rear strut extension up top. I used it however it looks like I am the only person who has used it.. is it necessary? Looks very strange..

 

I didn't put the extensions on when I did mine and I think that was the problem I was having. They were over extended and the ride was awful which is why I got the fox shocks. Also I got the long version of the fox shocks. So even though it may not look the best I think it's needed. Or you need to get new longer shocks.

 

Thanks for the quick reply. Yeah I took it for a drive last night and it drives the EXACT same as stock. Literally 0 difference so I was surprised. Even on curbs and speed bumps. This is a temporary setup and I 100% will be upgrading the shocks later this year but I just wasn’t sure if this was done right as I hadn’t seen anyone else use them.

 

I have the 3/2 kit on my 2017 sport. I purchased it last year so mine didn't come with the rear shock extenders. But I do have a set of brand new Bilstein 5100 rear shocks sitting in my garage waiting to be installed.

 

nice!