Lift Kits

I am looking for input on lift kits from people that have lifted there 2016 aclb 4cyl Tacoma.Weekend warrior, have a set of beefy sliders on now, after a lift I plan on going with a low profile winch bumper w/winch.

 

Try the search function.

 

Everyone here swears by spacers

 

lol

 

Budget?

 

This one's a bit of a beast, but as the title says, it does contain everything

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...2016-tacoma-presented-by-toytec-lifts.395798/

 

go hit up the suspension forums and read through a bunch of different threads.

 

Everyone on this site usually does a SAS (solid axle swap), that way its easier to lift the truck using 4" non tapered blocks. You should start with a SAS first and then go from there.

 

I did sir, thanks for your input.

 

Swears by or swears at?

 

Running RC spacer lift now, thanks.

 

$1500

 

lol

 

“3rd gen lift kit” on the search options gets you over 10 pages of results. Couldn’t find anything specific enough? Not being a dick just following up.

 

No, I couldn't find anything specific to my needs. No dick taken.lol

 

Edit: I'm running a RC 3'' leveling kit now and really like the perfectly level stance it produced, and it let me run 285/75/16. I would like the same with a ''real lift''.

 

That’s what she said!

 

All kidding aside this is what you need, from the info you have given us.

5100’s with ome 888’s or 886’s depending how much weight your going to put up front

Taco lean spacer

Progressive leaf pack if you dont have anything in the bed

Dakar leaf pack if you have 300 lbs at any given time

Extended length 5100 rear shocks

Light racing uca’s

Clam shell bushing if you haven't done it already

Budgets out at 1500 to 1600$ depending on where you get the stuff. ( this is parts only, im assuming you have a craftsman wrench set and a couple jack stands)

(Keep in mind your specific needs weren't very abnormal. This is generally the “go to” setup for weekend warrior offroading) use the search option and you can see how all the Trucks look with this setup.

 

My opinion. Aal’s are sufficient for everyday use. My experience. I have the bed of my truck freighted with shit wether its skis and snowboards, dirt bikes, camping gear or coolers with a boat behind me. Dakars were an easy decision, and I put them in my old taco as well. Up front if your going with a winch 886’s are probably what you should do a little research on.