Post your body lift

Body lift won’t give you the extra clearance. Your cab mount will still be in the same spot.

 

Ok well that clears that up, prob just do 285/85/16 than

 

hi sir how did you get the front fender/front bumper line to stay closed? thanks for your time will be doing this in the next couple months

 

what would be causing that the crash bar ? or the plastic in front of the crash bar ?

 

I did a 1.5 inch level on the front is looks great with no issues. Got it from @HeadStrong Off-Road

 

Yeah, 35's require CMC, your not getting around that.

 

The plastic in front of the crash bar, and thats what is preventing the clips from holding tight.

 

That' what I did

 

Body lift does help with tire clearance. At least it helped me. Cab mount isn't the only place 35s rub. They rub on the fire wall and even on the top where the battery is that's where body lift help.

 

What do these plastic beds think about hovering like that? Time will tell I guess.

 

That is true that’ll give you clearance above the cab mount as well. But then you’re screwed if you want to put an aftermarket bumper like Pelfreybilt, etc. you’ll have a 1” gap unless you do some custom work to make it fit. I plan to run 35’s later as well but will probably just bang in the pinch welds, trim a lil bit of the plastics and get my caster to 3+. I already have a CMC. My buddy did the same thing has has no issues.

 

HAH, I've seen this truck on Instagram! This truck looks AWESOME!

 

That’s why you shoot it in her mouth

 

Here's some more. https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/toytec-1inch-body-lift-question.515513/

 

did you need extended brake lines with the extended shocks in rear?

 

Thanks! But, I am not Instagram. Probably someone else's truck that looks similar.

 

I will be installing high clearance bumper, so will have to chop the rear fenders anyways so that 1'' gap won't be a problem

 

Someone probably put your photo on IG

 

I see...I don't use Instagram so have no clue how that stuff works

 

That’s only true for the rear sides