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New Member with Lift Question

Discussion in 'New Members' started by RasBenji, Nov 18, 2007.

  1. Nov 18, 2007 at 8:52 PM
    #1
    RasBenji

    RasBenji [OP] New Member

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    07 Double Cab 4wd. TRD Off Road
    Coming soon!
    Hello all,

    I have a 07 db cab 4x4 TRD Tacoma and looking into getting a 3" lift. Any input would be great.
     
  2. Nov 18, 2007 at 8:55 PM
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    TuRDTACO

    TuRDTACO Carolina Alliance: Midwest Firearms Division

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    joliet, il
    Vehicle:
    HAD 07 TRD OFFROAD PRERUNNER
    small dent on the hood, new foglight bulb, roughed up bedliner, been smoked in, suspicious stains on the passenger seat, boogers on the drivers seat, dirty floor mats, girl doodles on the dirty windows, loose wiring
    are you just lifting it to lift it or is it because u want to run bigger tires? if u want bigger tires, what size were you looking at?
     
  3. Nov 18, 2007 at 9:00 PM
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    RasBenji

    RasBenji [OP] New Member

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    07 Double Cab 4wd. TRD Off Road
    Coming soon!
    Yeah, lifting to run 285/75/16 and some rare off road fun.
     
  4. Nov 18, 2007 at 9:06 PM
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    TuRDTACO

    TuRDTACO Carolina Alliance: Midwest Firearms Division

    Joined:
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    joliet, il
    Vehicle:
    HAD 07 TRD OFFROAD PRERUNNER
    small dent on the hood, new foglight bulb, roughed up bedliner, been smoked in, suspicious stains on the passenger seat, boogers on the drivers seat, dirty floor mats, girl doodles on the dirty windows, loose wiring
    well, first off i'd recommend having the suspension TSB done, because that will raise your back end about another inch. then all you'd need to buy are spacers for the front shocks, those will give you about 2-3" on the front and help level the truck out too. with 3" on the front and an extra FREE inch on the back, i know you can run 33's no problem, unless they are wide in which case u may have a slight rub at full turn, but with the tire size you suggested, you should have no problems with the TSB done in back and the spacers up front. you'll end up spending under $100 to lift it
     

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