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good quilty 4-5 inch suspension lift

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I am looking for a 4-5 inch suspension lift for my 03 taco DC TRD 4x4. I looked and cant really find many offered in these sizes except for rough country and I heard that their products are not the higest of quality. Found a bunch of companies that make 3 inch and fab tech makes a 6. Im just looking for a 4-5 inch that is a good quality. I have a 3inch on once was mine now is my little brothers, 98 4x4 extended cab (sky jacker) and it looks great sitting on 32's yoko geolanders but I dont think I could have fit 33's on it and thats what I want on my 03. Any information would be appericated.
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I installed the Tough Country 5inch on my 04 DC about 5 months ago. It was about a 10 hour job start to finish with lunch dinner and BSing going on. I've been very happy with it. I plan to get rid of the rear block but the front set up is solid and leaves you a pretty good ride. I had a 3inch spacer lift and rubbed on my 33's a little to often so the extra 2 inches gets me well clear of my tires but not too high. I would also suggest to re-gear at the same time. I changed out my 4:10's to 4:56's, made a world of difference! Good luck in your choice.
I installed the Tough Country 5inch on my 04 DC about 5 months ago. It was about a 10 hour job start to finish with lunch dinner and BSing going on. I've been very happy with it. I plan to get rid of the rear block but the front set up is solid and leaves you a pretty good ride. I had a 3inch spacer lift and rubbed on my 33's a little to often so the extra 2 inches gets me well clear of my tires but not too high. I would also suggest to re-gear at the same time. I changed out my 4:10's to 4:56's, made a world of difference! Good luck in your choice.
Got any pics of your truck ?
I have a 4in. procomp on my 99 prerunner. Iam raely happy with it . I know a lot of people say that the front uper ball joint spacer is not the best. But if you do not plan on jumping or hard 4 wheeling your truck you will be fine.:waytogo:
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