is this an okay lift kit, mostly for looks

http://www.procompusa.com/prodDetail.aspx?partNo=EXPK5075B&catID=1&subCat=38&ptID=5491&plID=1808 dont do much 4x4ing...mostly for looks and bigger tires..let me know!

 

yes

 

Yep, no experience personally but a lot members here run pro comp lifts. I heard it's a tad stiff than some. I think BlackTacoma23 has this, so hopefully he'll chime in.

 

Thats the exact lift I have and I do a lot of wheeling. Looks great. Performs awesome. No problems with it. Running 285's with It. Rides a little stiffer than other kits but for the price you can't beat it. No complaints. It goes everywhere all the other Tacos go.

 

You can get a spacer lift for a little less money, and since you don't wheel you should be fine. Check out Toy tec.

 

Definitely wouldn't go with a spacer lift over this. You get what you pay for.

 

X2 stay away from spacer lifts, they suck.

 

Just saying less money, and just for looks...

 

Spacer lifts do not suck. They serve their purpose, and for a price you can't beat. I had one for about 9 months, and abused it. Never had a problem with it. They are a bit rough, is the only complaint I have.

 

If you want it just for looks you really only need a solid axle swap

 

Why spacer lifts are bad:



They cause that ^

 

That has happened on guys that do not have spacer lifts. Just saying. The guys who spend more money on cheap lifts, also get broken shocks.

 

My opinion is that spacer lifts suck and I'll stick to it, you can have your own opinion on them.

 

why solid axle is good

It causes this to happen^

 

I think we can all agree on the SAS!

 

AGREED!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Epic post. The Beast/awsumdc FTMFW!

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That's what happens when you off road with a spacer. If you don't off road, you wouldn't snap the shock like that. That happens when you bottom out the suspension and you don't hit the bump stops before the shock bottoms out. I think you'd be hard pressed to do this if you stick to pavement. I agree that spacers aren't the way to go, but for a cheap lift on a truck that sticks to pavement, they aren't terrible for what they are.

 

okay SAS it is...lol ill take the 500 dollar pro comp lift...how hard is it to do the pro comp lift yourself?

 

Um I believe it isn't a DIY install because there is cutting involved..
something else to consider if you ever want to do a different
setup in the future..