Does my truck have a 1 or 2 inch lift?

Does anyone have a 3rd gen taco with 305/55r20's with a lift? I'm trying to figure out how high my truck was lifted before I bought it. If anyone has these tires on with a lift could you ease tell me your measurements to I can compare to figure out if I have a lift and how high it is.

Cheers.

 

Pictures are coool

 

Take a picture of your suspension....

 

Nobody can figure out your lift size from just listing the tire size. Like others have said.. take pictures of your front and rear suspension and post it here.

 

Two inches and three-eighths.

 

What about mine? The dealership didn't really fill me in when I asked for details and I was too happy to actually pick up the truck that I didn't press them.
Now I wanna get some rake back and get a better alignment.
Is that a 1 inch puck? They say this was a 3 inch lift. The struts look stock but maybe they're not and they're adjustable?

 

As for lift from tire size, check out the tire size calculator on the site:
265/65-R17 vs 305/55-R20 Tire Comparison - Tire Size Calculator (tacomaworld.com)
Going from a roughly 30" tire stock, to a roughly 33" tire, you get about "roughly" 1.5" of lift from tires alone. As for lift from suspension, as others said - post some pics. Specifically, pictures of the coilover assemblies (look for spacers up top). And then pics of leaf springs (look for blocks where the leafs meet the axle)(brand name/part # on leaf springs if not stock).

 

@Taco X, Appears you have a ~4" spacer lift on the front from comparing the tape ruler size to the bracket size.

I do not recognize this spacer brand/manufacturer.. maybe someone else will chime in. I full expect that you have a block over the rear axle near the ubolts.

 

Looks like 1 1/2 spacer which equals 3 inches of lift.

If it is 2 and you have 4 inches of lift, your CV boots aren't going to last too long.

 

hard to tell, but if they say you have a 3" lift, and that puck is 1.5", I'd say they're about right.

 

How would a 1.5 inch puck raise you 3inch? I've heard this before but didn't make sense then either.

The truck has been leveled and I believe the rear has a two inch lift attached to the leaves

 

It makes sense if you think it about it real softly

 

It has to do with the suspension geometry. Google it. It's hard to explain through text.

 

Looks like the pro-comp 3 inch kit to me.

 

Agreed.

 

short answer, geometry
long answer, just watch a youtube video for a better explained answer

 

Its a 2 to 1 equation. 1 inch of lift at the coilover gets you 2 at the wheel. This is because the coilovers connects halfway up the LCA.

 

If you didn't know, I clearly have no clue what I'm talking about, you do now lol. Sorry about the lack of photos. Here are some photos.

 

That's a suspension lift, not a spacer or bracket lift. You will have to measure from hub center to fender and compare to stock for your model/trim

 

you don't have a spacer up front, which means any lift you have from the coilover. Looks like a 5100 shock, I'd be willing to bet the spring set up on the highest setting, which is, if I remember correctly, 2.5" of lift.

Can't tell for the rear, since we need a pic of where the leaf spring is bolted to the axle. but since it looks from the side pic that it has some rake, I'm sure there's a block there. In the front, a pic of the whole coilover would help.