[Hans Moleman]

If I'm not mistaken, it seems like there may be more lifted than non lifted trucks here :clap:

and the toytec group buy made a big contribution

 

[TacoMSU]

Yay! I'm the first one to vote! I bought my lift kit two days before the Toytec GB came together. Even without major discounts, it's still worth it. Now I just need those 285s and new wheels:naughty: Aren't you going to vote Hans? You're lifted too, ya know.

 

[MrGrimm]

planning to

 

[Hans Moleman]

Yay! I'm the first one to vote! I bought my lift kit two days before the Toytec GB came together. Even without major discounts, it's still worth it. Now I just need those 285s and new wheels:naughty: Aren't you going to vote Hans? You're lifted too, ya know.

I want either of these wheels

I'm still looking around for prices.: I always see those Welds used on ebay but they are usually from Chevys so their hub bore is too small

 

[TacoMSU]

I want the MB Rockers but I can't seem to find them in any size smaller than 18x10. Do they even make a 16x8 anymore? What are those top set? Any info on price new?

 

[rydr1]

you guys know what kinda sucks about me is that i want to lift it and put wheel and tires but i cant go too high because im 5'5".

i was wondering if anyone around this heigth has a 6" lift with 33" tires?

 

[toku58]

you guys know what kinda sucks about me is that i want to lift it and put wheel and tires but i cant go too high because im 5'5".

i was wondering if anyone around this heigth has a 6" lift with 33" tires?

Should be no problem! The main thing is that you can jump!! LOL!:lol:

I want the MB Rockers but I can't seem to find them in any size smaller than 18x10. Do they even make a 16x8 anymore? What are those top set? Any info on price new?

They no longer make these rims.

 

[rydr1]

^i was thinking running and jumping probably would work, right?

i need to see a truck in person to know exactly what i need to go with. till then ill save money to get the parts.

this is another reason why i wanted to go with the AMP Research power steps. they come down lower than side steps but the price is an arm and a leg and they would need to be modified to fit our trucks.

 

[BabyBlue]

you guys know what kinda sucks about me is that i want to lift it and put wheel and tires but i cant go too high because im 5'5".

i was wondering if anyone around this heigth has a 6" lift with 33" tires?

Hey, that's what they make step bars for, guy!

 

[LostTaco23610]

Yep, it's a done deal and later I'll post some pics. It took me more time to find someone to swap my coils over that it did for me to install the lift. And Hans I've got those racelines on my truck so it will give you an idea of what it looks like on the truck. Later.

 

[SR5-2006]

See Sig

 

[fpugs65]

I always see those Welds used on ebay but they are usually from Chevys so their hub bore is too small

Is there any reason someone can't just take the wheels to a machine shop and have them shave out a tiny bit from the hub area?

 

[AZFIRE06]

By the poll, I am in the minority. I do not plan to lift my truck. What off roading I do, its meeting my needs.

I am curious, of those who have lifted or plan to lift the truck. Are you doing it because you need the added clearance for off roading, or are you doing it just for looks?

 

[yfzjen]

Lift is sitting in my floor now just beggin to get put on. Waiting though to buy tires, these stock Duelers with 40K have just about had it and not doing so good in the rain now. Finally found some good prices on the Toyo AT's I want so hopefully by the end of January the lift will be on, new tires, and an alignment.

RYDR1 i'm only 5'3" and dont'see that the lift will be issue getting in and out. Will know soon enough.

AZFIRE06 its purely for the looks for me. Mine's not even 4wd, I just like the looks of all the lifted Tacoma's on here and I already have one truck thats lowered so I thought it'd be nice to have that goes the other direction for a change.

 

[TACOROOK]

Bone stock... (I've only had her for 1.5 months/3500 miles).

I want to lift pretty bad, but I have some reservations. Perhaps some of you can provide motiviation. My thoughts.
1) Will this affect my warranty (lift needs bigger tires, harder on tranny/engine, etc...)?
2) I can't jump in for new 275s and wheels just yet- will it look weird with a lift and stock shoes?
3) I live outside of DC. Will my highway/city ride suck?

Any thoughts from you lifted veterans?

 

[docindahouze]

planning to, and what a great plan it is. ehehehe.

 

[SR5-2006]

Is there any reason someone can't just take the wheels to a machine shop and have them shave out a tiny bit from the hub area?

Aftermarket wheels & tires are hard enough t balance out of the box, let alone after some guy machines them. But if it's a good shop, who knows.

Are you doing it because you need the added clearance for off roading, or are you doing it just for looks?

Both,
1) Truck just doesn't Look Right with the stock tires, leaves the wheel wells kinda empty.
Truck looks 100% better with a 3" lift & 33s.
2) Gives me a few extra inches when trying to clear stuff i the woods.

 

[Taco5]

Lifted with Toytec/OME 3" setup.

 

[rydr1]

By the poll, I am in the minority. I do not plan to lift my truck. What off roading I do, its meeting my needs.

I am curious, of those who have lifted or plan to lift the truck. Are you doing it because you need the added clearance for off roading, or are you doing it just for looks?

i do minor off roading, kinda sucks not getting the 4x4, and i already hit the tow hitch and my driveshaft doing it. i need i little more clearence and i like the way they look lifted with bigger tires, makes the truck look beefyer.

as sr5-2006 mentioned the stock tires seem too small. my sister that is not even into trucks said my tires look small.

 

[tim.powerbook]

well i'm not planning to at the moment. maybe later down the road (1-2 years, after i pay it off)