1st gen with King Coilovers and spindle lift?

As it stands I currently have a 2003 1st Gen tundra AC 4x4 with King coilovers, TC uca's, rear 5100, 285/16 tires, and diff drop mod. I'm wanting maybe a couple more inches of lift. I think my king coilovers are putting me at about 2.5" so it's basically leveled. Can I do a spindle lift without causing any major wear problems on the front end like cv boots/ joints, lbj, wheel bearings etc? I like the size tire I have but they look stuffed I want a little bit more clearance between the top of the tire and the top of the fender well..like 2". If I can do this without causing more problems what would be a decent kit to get...thanks

 

If you have cv boots you cannot do a spindle lift(2wd only)

 

Bummer.... I looked it up and I thought I saw spindles for the 4x4s I could be wrong though. Anything I can do to get another 1.5-2" in the front?

 

There are probably spindles, but they are beefier, not lifting.

no you cannot go any higher without an RCD drop bracket lift (which wont work with your coilovers properly) anyways

 

Ok,. Sorry still learning. So what sort of front suspension shocks springs if I would want to run those brackets getting rid of my Kings?

 

Is more lift gonna make that much of a difference? Are the tires rubbing?

 

I agree, does it make that much of a difference? You'll be sacrificing your ride quality getting rid of the Kings as well. What all do you use the truck for?

A body lift might be what you want. It won't affect your ground clearance but it will affect your appearance.

 

Just for looks...it's a 3rd vehicle that hardly gets driven. Don't use it for any work type duty. Pulls my bass boat a few times a year.

 

Body lift would probably suit you best if they make one

 

Start here:

https://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/ToyotaTacoma.shtml

https://www.4crawler.com/4x4/ForSale/BodyLiftKit.shtml

This is the website I used when researching if a body lift was something that would be of benefit to me. I ultimately decided against one. I do have experience with the same Kings however, and they are by far my favorite shock I have put on this truck. I would NOT switch them out for something that makes you "ride higher", but that's just me.