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benefits of a body lift (and what mod to do next?)

Discussion in '1st Gen. Tacomas (1995-2004)' started by shortround13, Apr 3, 2015.

  1. Apr 3, 2015 at 7:15 AM
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    shortround13

    shortround13 [OP] Well-Known Member

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    so I've just finished putting my lift in, and am trying to organize my thoughts and this build into some kind of logical order. I'm at that point before doing bumpers/sliders etc. that if I'm going to do a small (i.e. 1") body lift, I should do it now.
    As of now, the lift is looking like it will be 3" front and 4" in the rear. The obvious benefit of a body lift is to help clear bigger tires, but remember reading somewhere that there is some added benefit for the t-case? I'm a manual trans, and at some point want to add a crawl box, and understand nothing when it comes to "clocking" the t-case, but read somewhere that a body lift helps with that.
    so....what say ye'? is it worth it? and again, I would go no more than 1-1.5". so I don't need to hear about how bad it is to "get your lift from a body lift" I get that....thanks.

    dovetailing on that, of the near future mods I would like to do, what order would you prioritize:
    armor
    electrical/lighting
    recovery

    I want to add bumpers (front/rear) to mount recovery shackles, winch, rear swing-out tire carrier,
    skid plates and sliders
    dual battery, HO alternator, LED lights front/rear
     

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