Im not sure what years but Im pretty sure you want to look for the ones that fit the upper shock mounts with 3 studs.

Like this one

 

yea i like the way desertfox's truck looks and this would be cheaper then doing a full suspension lift. do you know how much they are?

 

60 bones..... eBay Motors: 2000-2006 2.5" Toyota Tundra Leveling Lift Kit 2.5 INCH (item 220368160103 end time Mar-03-09 17:53:24 PST)

There priced all over the place....all the way to 100 bucks or so.

 

are those the ones that work for our truck?

 

As long as it the 3 stud version ya Im pretty sure. But I would pm desertfox's this thread and see what he says. Im a lowered guy but I like to keep track of the lifting side a little too.

 

those dont work, they are too big. you need a 1.25" thick spacer for a 96-2004 tacoma

the SSRindustries 3" lift spacer works great.

 

where did you get the SSRindustires spacers from i cant find them

 

really? theyre not coming up when you search ebay?

i was able to find them on my first search

Items for Sale by ssrindustries

 

i have seen them on ebay but never had the cash at the same time

 

wanna post a link im looking now and cant find shit

 

wtf i couldnt find shit thanks man

 

is it this one

eBay Motors: TOYOTA TACOMA 05-09 3" SUSPENSION LEVELING LIFT KIT (item 150328974441 end time Mar-03-09 14:31:50 PST)

 

no. its the other one. those are too big, i mentioned that like 4 searches ago. those are the same as the ones for the tundra

 

so then this one

eBay Motors: TOYOTA TUNDRA 99-06 3" SUSPENSION LEVELING LIFT KIT (item 150329399105 end time Mar-03-09 19:36:27 PST)

 

looks like it. should be that one. its been awhile since i ordered mine.

 

would i have to do any cutting with these

 

of course, you need cutting and/or welding for ANY 2wd lift for the colorado, minus the fabtech kit. but the spacers lift the truck just as much as the fabtech

its only a little bit you gotta cut off with a grinder from the bumpstop mount

 

ok cool thanks a lot for you help man i really appreciate it man

 

now would an aal go along good with this and would i be able to run a 33"tire on a 20"rim?

 

depends what kind of stance you want. if you want stock stance, sure.

depends how much rubbing you can tolerate, what is the width of the tire, what is the width of the rim, what is the backspacing of the rim, how much youre willing to cut to make it not rub.

thats way too vague of a question.

I was able to fit 33x12.5" tires on my truck, but i have cut sooo much out of my truck and i dont have a sway bar. but i run a 31x10.5 with no problems day to day, and ive been running them since the truck was stock.

 

well i wanna run a 20"KMC Rockstar with a 33"tire and i dont really wanna cut much off but if need be i will. the rim i wanna run are 10.5"wide im not sure of backspacing and all of that shit.

 

oh god. i would call you a bro, but you dont live in california, out here the only people who run rockstars are bros.

10.5" wide rim is HUUUUGE, and is gonna stretch your tires if you run a 33x10.5

it sounds like youre in for a shitload of cutting and pounding regardless

 

really they come in a 10.5 and 8.5. i just thought it would be easier to go with the 10.5 so i guess i should do the 8.5?

 

what size is a 275/55/20 cuz thats what im running on my silverado

 

thats a 32x11, but are those street tires? ive never seen an offroad tire in that size

definately go with the 8.5" rim.

try to find something around 4.5"-5" backspacing

 

ok so ill be ordering my aal tomorow. i have one question it may be a stupid one but im not sure. Does aal increase my payload?