3" Lift - Show your taco!!!

Next to a stock Tundra and and Tacoma

 

@silverpataco1968. I like your lift. I want to do a 3" lift. Did you get your lift put on by a shop or do it yourself? Also I see you were on the beach at island beach state park. I'm in Lbi! Do you recommend and shops local that could do a lift for not a terrible price? Still in information mode, but so overwhelmed by options and lifts in general. This is my first truck! I love my taco, it's my baby hauler and camping companion.

 

6" BDS is now installed no more 3" front 4.75 rear. Now 7" front 7.75 " rear. I live near Quakertown, PA I do many of the mods myself and use OK Auto 4 WD in Stewersville, NJ. Two hours from you is about where OK is. It all comes down to how would you like to spend !!!Then what will you be trying to do with the truck.

 

Spacers, Bodylift?

 

What wheels are these?

 

Me? No and No Spacers just came off with the new wheels!

 

Rub? Trim? I really like your setup and would like more info.

 

I did the Body Mount Chop when I had the 3" front set up so now with 35's no problems. But, when I installed the front bumper that inner plastic wheel well gets moved , cut, however you'd like!

 

Do you guys feel any vibration on your lifted tacomas??

 

nope

 

Mine is 3" lift, but I went with 265's, there is enough lift, and clearance for me with 265's.

 

At 50mph I do, beed to install carrier bearing drop and axle shims

 

Ok thanks! It should have almost come with the 5100 bilstein adjustable when I first bought it...

 

I try to wash her every weekend bc the tires throw so much dirt on her (she's a dirty girl) I see yall have after market rims how did yall turn off the tire pressure sensore? Or did you have the sensors reinstalled in the new rims?

 

I just had them mint the sensors on the aftermarket rims. No big deal.

 

The shop I went to wanted $125 per rim to mount new sensors I think I'ma just disable it I just gotta find out how. Thanks for the reply!

 

Seriously?! It cost me less than $100 to take tires off my OEM rims, road force balance them, and put the OEM sensors on my Method's.

You shouldn't need new sensors if the existing ones work. No programing needed.

 

I took mine out and left them out.