Help identifying lift on a DC

Hey guys, I’m trying to figure out what lift is on this DC. Currently, it’s running 295/75/16s (33.4”) And I had planned on running 285/75/17 (33.8”). Wondering if this is a good idea or I should actually be downsizing size and/or upgrading some of the suspension to accommodate for the Lift/tire size.

 

I should state that I’m planning on running 17x8.5 et-10 wheels.

 

Bilstein 5100's all the way around w/ 2" blocks on the back?



any tire rub against the frame? Those are big tires for not rubbing with stock control arms.

 

Haven’t received it yet, so not too sure what the rubs like but likely does at full lock right?

 

That wheel offset should be favorable, it'll give you a decentbit of poke. No wheel spacers, right? You may end up eating fender/bumper or flares. Which may already be happening based on the added trim I see there.

Just confirming: no strut spacers up top, right?

If you can measure the front strut body (tube diameter), it'll be easier to tell which Billy it is, the struts look fatter to me?

I see a problem: Are those stock length swaybar links?

 

Also, I'm guessing your braking is shit considering how low on the LSPV arm is sitting on its post. Likewise, you should probably consider relocating the LSPV bracket. Reply #33: https://www.tundras.com/threads/rear-brake-adjustment-theory-and-practice.99575/page-2#post-3360528

 

Thx for the reply shifty, i haven’t received the truck so haven’t driven it yet. Also a new gen1 owner so a lot to learn, thanks for your replies and your knowledge it’ll be very helpful to me soon!

 

For daily driving. 34's are fine. I only had to cut and hammer my pinch weld



17x9 -12mm AND a 1" spacer. W/ 285/75/17 Don't need the spacer for additional clearance more Just cause I like the amount of poke

 

If you haven't already seen it, this may be a good start: https://www.tundras.com/threads/so-you-wanna-buy-just-bought-a-1st-gen-tundra-eh.115928/

 

I did ! Thank you for that it’s very helpful.

 

I was gonna say 6112's for front. Diameter will tell you that. Looks like the billy 6112 black spring or 650 lbs. That or what guys said above.