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Default Reasonably priced suspension lift for 04 Tundra 2WD access cab

Hey guys,
I've been researching some, and don't want to shell out $2400+ for the RCD 4-6" lift. I'd still like a 3-4" lift, but was looking to spend about $1500(max), installed. At the same time of doing the lift, I will buy some 15" wheels(like these- http://eastsidecustomtruck.com/i-60210-black-rockcrawler-rims-15-3-45-bs.html) along with 33" tires.

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Default Re: Reasonably priced suspension lift for 04 Tundra 2WD access cab

Hey Clay! Welcome to the forums .

Unfortunately those wheels don't clear the caliper width in any size (at least without grinding the caliper ...it's been done but wouldn't ever recommend it!), and ya gotta run a 16" rim or larger to clear the caliper diameter.

If you need an inexpensive rim, American Racing is usually a good deal...I got a set of 16x8s for under 100/rim, also a set of 17x10 for about 130/rim but don't remember the manufacturer.

There are quite a few size and width combinations that will work with the stock suspension, both wheels and tires.

Try the Bilstein 5100 kit with a body lift and you should be able to accommodate up to a 35x12.5R16 tire.

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