Lift for my 2013 baja

I have a 2013 toyota baja im looking to fit 33s but i what to use my stock coilovers is there any lift that i can use? Can i buy a lift for a tacoma that uses spacers and uppercontrol arms and just compensate for the 2in from the coilovers? Need help!!!

 

No even the 1in spacers made for the trd coilovers?

 

What does the Baja run? $40 ish k?

I wouldn't spend $200 for a spacer lift on a $40,000 truck...just MHO..

 

yes. buy a little spacer to lift it an extra 1". don't listen to everyone else, it'll be fine.

or put a 1" body lift on it, that could help as well.

you still may have to trim some plastic/remove mudflaps, beat the pinch weld in to get the tires to clear without rubbing depending on the backspacing of your wheels

 

I got it use with 36000 i only paid $28000 for it and another 100000 mile waranty

 

I would only install something on my truck that outperforms what was on there before.

 

yah... just listen to the man, dont wast your money...

 

literally this.

 

adding a 1/2" top plate spacer for 1" of lift above the already 2" given with the baja will be just fine. most people with OME suspension run a top plate spacer.

 

Just an FYI , OME doesn't make top plate spacers

 

People use top plate spacers with the OME set up but they are generic spacers , not an OME / ARB part

 

Yup.

Dan from Wheeler's probably doesn't know anything either.

Get a little spacer. You'll be fine.

 

Big spacers, yes. But an addition 1/2" is not going to cause this. Or at least that's my understanding/experience with running my OME lift and a spacer for a couple of years including offroad driving.

 

1/4" top plate spacer will fit with the stock length top plate studs

 

Here's this as well:

http://toyteclifts.3dcartstores.com/1-Front-Lift-for-BAJA-TRD-Tacomas_p_1065.html

May help.

 

Toytec makes a 1" lift for the Baja:

http://toyteclifts.3dcartstores.com/1-Front-Lift-for-BAJA-TRD-Tacomas_p_1065.html

 

Lol , so after all that you guys link the spacers he asked about

 

So yes get a spacer? What about rear a 2in aal?

 

You don't need much extra room if you're going to run 255/85R16 on stock rims.

Install 255/85R16 on stock TRD "bead-locks" - remove mudflaps, trim plastic, chop and cover cab mount, beat pinch weld, repaint and call it a day.