Suspension lift

Hey guys! I'm looking for a quality suspension lift for the tacoma. I'm not looking for alot of lift. I'm running 265/75r16s with no intent to go with a bigger tire any time soon. I'm mainly wainting to add weight. I'm adding a covert bumper, rock sliders, tonneau with bed rack, roof rack, and a full crew of 4 people. I want to be 1 to 2 inches over stock height with a fully loaded truck. Any ideas on what i should go with? I'm also looking for a more slow rock crawler style suspension. Not hitting in crazy terrain fast. Thanks for the ideas everybody!

 

Might get more help here as well as some good reading specific to your topic.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/forums/suspension.18/

 

Toy tec front coil overs, spc ucas, rear toy tech shocks and custom alcan leaf packs.

Ecgs front driver side bushing replacement.

If you dont know what any of this stuff is, just use google.

 

Toytec Aluma Series Front Coilovers and Toytec Aluma Series Rear Shocks Plus More | Tacoma World

 

Eibach Pro 2.0 fully adjustable… 0-2.5” set them however you want for whatever your load as weight changes.

 

No idea how I ended up putting this in lighting.........whooops.

 

I didn't have much previous knowledge or experience with suspension upgrades so I ended up looking at Headstrong Offroad for one of their more complete kits. Went with a set of Elka 2.0 front and rear shocks with Camden UCA's and Headstrong's add a leaf kit. For reference I have rock sliders, a roof rack, RLD camper shell and a front skid so not a ton of weight but certainly enough to notice. If I were to go back and do it again the only thing I would probably do is forego the add a leaf and just get a full Deaver leaf spring set in the rear. I have my front coil overs as low as they will go and the truck sits pretty much level, but I load lots of gear in the back and would rather keep the forward rake from the factory. Otherwise the performance has been great, and you can get a spring weight for the coil overs which is appropriate to your load level with the new bumper. I run the 265's on a 0 offset wheel with no issues, and could easily fit 285's.