Body lift for 2004 Tacoma
08-29-2004, 07:15 PM
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Body lift for 2004 Tacoma
I am looking to get a 3 inch body lift on a 2004 prerunner and I don't know what size tires and rims to go with. I talked to a 4 wheel drive shop and they said 33x12.50 would fit. That is the size I want to go with. I don't plan on taking this truck offroad I have a Jeep TJ that I use for that. Will these tires work.
08-29-2004, 07:51 PM
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Originally Posted by oly884
3 inch body lift is pushing it, especially with a spanking new truck.
Was just looking to get a little lift with bigger tires. So what size tires and rims would be good to go with a 3 inch body lift
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08-29-2004, 09:43 PM
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I'm not sure exactly how much lift I got - but the suspension install I did yesterday was a 3" Cornfed and Procomp AAL.
This is what my truck looks like with the 265/75/16
Just to add, my suspension is a bit sagging because of the extra weight and wear of 65K miles.
This is what my truck looks like with the 265/75/16
Just to add, my suspension is a bit sagging because of the extra weight and wear of 65K miles.
08-30-2004, 02:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Tacoma Dude
I'm not sure exactly how much lift I got - but the suspension install I did yesterday was a 3" Cornfed and Procomp AAL.
This is what my truck looks like with the 265/75/16
Just to add, my suspension is a bit sagging because of the extra weight and wear of 65K miles.
This is what my truck looks like with the 265/75/16
Just to add, my suspension is a bit sagging because of the extra weight and wear of 65K miles.
08-30-2004, 02:01 PM
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Something else I forgot - I haven't regeared and I can feel a little sluggish accelerating and getting to passing speeds on the freeway. I read here that 32s are probably as high as you wanna go with stock gearing. Any larger and you'll be wanting to regear and recover your lost power.
08-30-2004, 05:46 PM
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i would stick with 32s if you only have 3" of lift. if you plan on getting a suspension lift in the near future, get the 33s. but as TacomaDude said, you may need to regear for the 33s.
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